Kingston Fury Renegade 2TB PCIe 4.0 x4 NVMe M.2 2280

Kingston Fury Renegade 2TB PCIe 4.0 x4 NVMe M.2 2280

Kingston
95 Overall Score
vs
Team Group T-FORCE VULCAN Z 256GB SATA III 2.5"

Team Group T-FORCE VULCAN Z 256GB SATA III 2.5"

Team Group
42 Overall Score

What Buyers Say

Kingston Fury Renegade 2TB PCIe 4.0 x4 NVMe M.2 2280

86 out of 100 medium confidence 11 reviews

The Kingston FURY Renegade SSD is highly praised for its exceptional speed and performance, with users noting significant improvements in system responsiveness and gaming. It runs cool, especially with thermal pads, and is considered a great value, particularly for PS5 users. Minor complaints include poor packaging from Newegg and a missing screw, but overall, it's strongly recommended.

Pros
  • Exceptional read/write speeds
  • Runs cool with thermal pads
  • Great value for money
  • Easy installation
  • Works well with PS5
Cons
  • Poor packaging from Newegg
  • Missing screw in box
  • No heatsink included
👍 Performance speed 6
👍 Thermal management 3
👍 Value for money 3
👍 Ease of installation 2
👍 Ps5 compatibility 2
👎 Packaging quality 2

Team Group T-FORCE VULCAN Z 256GB SATA III 2.5"

78 out of 100 medium confidence 22 reviews

The TeamGroup T-Force Vulcan Z SSD is generally well-received, with many users praising its affordability, ease of installation, and significant performance improvements over traditional HDDs, especially for gaming and system boot times. However, a few critical reviews highlight concerns about long-term reliability, with one unit failing after a week and another reporting slower mixed read/write performance compared to higher-end SSDs. Overall, it's seen as a good budget option, but not without caveats.

Pros
  • Affordable price
  • Easy installation
  • Fast boot times
  • Good for gaming
  • Significant upgrade over HDD
Cons
  • Potential reliability issues
  • Slower mixed read/write performance
  • No temperature sensor
  • Serial number mismatch
  • No SATA cables included
👍 Value for money 8
👍 Performance 10
🤔 Reliability 4
👍 Installation 6
👍 Compatibility 5
👍 Build quality 3

Scores

Workstation
Kingston
94
Team Group
38
Gaming
Kingston
92
Team Group
25
Console
Kingston
92
Team Group
12
Budget
Kingston
84
Team Group
86
Laptop
Kingston
82
Team Group
38
Portable
Kingston
25
Team Group
9

Specifications

Kingston Fury RenegadeTeam Group T-FORCE VULCAN Z
Drive
Capacity
2,000
256
Form FactorM.2 22802.5"
InterfacePCIe 4.0 x4SATA III
ProtocolNVMeSATA
PCIe Generation4★—
External✗✗
Performance
Sequential Read (MB/s)
7,300
520
Sequential Write (MB/s)
7,000
450
Random Read (IOPS)
1,000,000
No data
Random Write (IOPS)
1,000,000
No data
Hardware
NANDTLCTLC
DRAM Cache✓★✗
Reliability
Endurance (TBW)
2,000
200
MTBF (hours)
1,800,000
1,000,000
Warranty (years)5★3
Features
Heatsink✓★✗

Pros & Cons

Kingston Fury Renegade 2TB PCIe 4.0 x4 NVMe M.2 2280

  • Strong social proof (95th percentile)95th %ile
  • Strong random (95th percentile)95th %ile
  • Strong endurance (94th percentile)94th %ile
  • Strong feature (94th percentile)94th %ile
  • Below average affordability (16th percentile)16th %ile

Team Group T-FORCE VULCAN Z 256GB SATA III 2.5"

  • Strong affordability (94th percentile)94th %ile
  • Strong endurance (87th percentile)87th %ile
  • Strong social proof (77th percentile)
  • Below average speed (17th percentile)17th %ile
  • Below average capacity (18th percentile)18th %ile
  • Below average random (23rd percentile)

Verdict

★ Winner: Kingston Fury Renegade

Scores 95 overall, wins 5 of 6 usage categories and 11 of 16 specs.

Kingston Fury Renegade Better at:

GamingLaptopConsolePortableWorkstation