Very Fast, Very Cool - ORICO 07000 Gen 4 NVMe SSD Testing and Review

[@afrogunso77]

What nand is used on this drive? I mean the manufacturer of the nand. Oricos site just says "3d" 😅

[@TheFelixdahouse]

YMTC, TLC of 232-layer, Xtacking 3.0.

[@Saleel4urHelp]

can this be used as internal nvme expansion for PS 5?

[@ragnarone5409]

yes

[@dmo848]

Really need to know how it performs in a ps5 please😊

[@asmrnaturecat984]

hi, this might be unrelated, any laptop fan recommendation for my t16 g2, just recently bought, but it get hot really quick

[@Smart_boy2001]

We are on the verge of winter, just undervolt ur cpu and buy aluminum regular stand. No need for cooling pad.

[@johnnygoodman1885]

Is this good to put my os and my games?

[@KhawarJuni]

For games it's not good because it Doesn't have DRAM which is very important for games.. Dram helps quick loading of windows and games... Thats y DRAM is important...

[@strategearchi]

​@@KhawarJuniwhich else do you suggest i want 1 TB, for my laptop as a second drive to install Steam games

[@KhawarJuni]

@@strategearchi budget friendly .. Xpg gammix s70 blade.... 5 year warranty... Under 5k with dram... 7000 mb speed.. Best SSD for gaming... Best deal ever...

[@vaibhavrathi8624]

@@KhawarJuni you are not right, yes, dram helps but not necessary for games..also the loading difference between gen 3 and 4 is only 1-2 seconds...so having dram is more of extension of lifespan of product while being little bit faster.

[@KhawarJuni]

@@vaibhavrathi8624 hmm... But not 1-2 sec its 4 or 5 sec sometimes more.... It's not for games only but its also ur windows will load much faster and games also... Its upto u what buget u have... Overall Dram Ssd always has an advantage for their speed and loading time... And is much more efficient not so much 10% more than with out dram ssds...

[@gkillmaster]

I really love our videos. Wondering if you might think of doing an in depth video on how to get and setup and external NVMe SSD drive for a new Mac? I'm about to get the m4 Mac Mini and would really love to expand my storage using this, unless you think there's a better solution. I did buy a Crucial 4TB USB 3.2 drive and really like it on my late 2015 iMac but it may not be fast enough for a new Mac I guess. Looking for guidance or pointers about this. Many thanks!