Crucial P310 1TB PCIe Gen4 NVMe SSD — 7,100 MB/s Reads and a 5-Year Warranty! $265.00 CAD

Amazon.ca currently has the Crucial P310 1TB PCIe Gen4 NVMe SSD (CT1000P310SSD801) for $265 CAD. Prime members ship free; otherwise free shipping on orders over $35.

It's a standard 2280-length M.2 drive, so it drops into desktops and laptops, and it's also recognized by handhelds like the ROG Ally X, Lenovo Legion Go and AYANEO Kun, plus it's backward compatible with Gen3 slots. Crucial rates it at 7,100 MB/s sequential read and 6,000 MB/s write — roughly twice the previous Gen3 generation. The difference you actually notice is booting Windows, launching Photoshop, and scrolling a fat Excel sheet, not benchmark numbers.

1TB is enough for most people: the OS, a few AAA games and a stack of project files, with room left over. It uses Micron's own G8 NAND, carries a 5-year warranty, and includes an Acronis True Image offer so you can clone your old drive instead of reinstalling everything.

It sits at #31 in Internal Solid State Drives with a 4.7 rating across more than 11,500 reviews — the kind of listing that has been around long enough to be boring, in a good way. Two things to know: there's no heatsink in the box, so on a board without an M.2 shield and with modest airflow, long sustained writes will throttle until you add a cheap heatsink; and no mounting screw is included, so reuse the one from your board.

There's no discount on this one right now — $265 is the everyday price. If your machine is still on a SATA drive or a 256GB/512GB Gen3 stick, this is the simplest upgrade you can make. If you're just stockpiling spare storage, waiting makes more sense.

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