I have used my computer everyday for 2.5 years with this SSD with no problem. I'm not doing any crazy server level read/writes, just typical use.

Where once the SSD was the preserve of enthusiasts with deep pockets, these days there are so many drives to choose from that the struggle to get them out to the market at a competitive price has become especially cut throat.

Kingston has made a logical move in introducing a cheaper, more affordable HyperX SSD. Building on the promise of the original, the refreshed HyperX 3K offers PC enthusiasts all of the same performance at a lower price point.

Does a good job with higher frequency rather than lower frequency with tight timings, though it gives a minor bump when switched to C11. The heatspreaders may be an obstacle with certain CPU coolers.

Cruel! Stable and very fast! Had intel before like this better!

Kingston's HyperX branding is reserved for its top-end SSDs, but the new HyperX 3K range is designed to deliver similar levels of high-end performance at a cheaper price. The reason the drive is cheaper is because Kingston has fitted lower-specification NAND memory modules, which are rated at 3,000...

A good-looking and reasonable-value drive, but there are cheaper and quicker rivals

I left town to visit a friend and left my mail on hold starting the day I left. The USPS said it was delivered the day before I left, but I received NO MAIL at all until the day after I got back. So it looks like I will not be able to review this at all....

Now my Mac Pro boots up in less than 17 seconds. This alone is worth the cost. All you have to do is clone your hdd drive and them specify that the SSD will now be the boot drive on startup. I have had SSD drives in my PC for over two years. They are still at 99% life. All the programs are fast.