Kingston M.2 A1000 NVMe PCIe

These make for a great stepping stone into NVMe, while providing most consumers more than enough speed in comparison to SATA–while only spending a few dollars more. The two smaller models come so close to the price of SATA, while the 960GB option is...

The Kingston A1000 480 GB SSD is currently available online for $152. Affordable Faster than the fastest SATA drives Good read performance No thermal throttling 5-year warranty Acronis True Image included Small SLC write cache of only 4 GB Not as fast...

Kingston A1000 PCIe NVMe SSD 480GB may be an entry level model but it definitely packs a speed...

Having previously reviewed the DCP1000, a monster of a drive aimed squarely at the enterprise market segment, it has been quite interesting to review the new A1000 as it is aimed at the entry/value part of the market.In terms of performance, Kingston...

Kingston' sole purpose in marketing the A1000 NVMe PCIe 3.0 X2 SSD was to provide an entry-level low-cost solution which could provide significantly higher performance, while at the same time having equal if not better pricing than SATA 3 SSDs and HDDs...