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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Big power in a small package
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So far, one of the smallest, fastest and largest capacity hard drives I’ve worked with. I’ve been able to work off of the hard drive with no slowdown during a full day. I don’t think this will be the only one I purchase. Only wish I could take advantage of the monitoring features only available on Windows. I’m using with a MacBook Pro
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8TB fast reliable SSD storage in such a small package. We’ve come a long way in regards to storage solutions. Being able to have so much storage in a miniature package is amazing. I’ve come to love the crucial brand. I have 20TB of this small storage solution and it hasn’t let me down yet. I would recommend this brand to anyone. I use it with a Mac mini as my main storage solution and run Final Cut Pro off of it. Crucial for the win!
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The Crucial X10 8TB is one of the best external SSD's for the price vs storage capacity vs write performance speeds.
This thing is just as fast as the Crucial X10 Pro 4TB and I'm getting ~650MB/s sustained transfer rates for large files copied from onboard NVME, but also holds twice as much, but does not cost twice as much!
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Fast, small and reliable. The 8TB seems pricey till you check out the competitors pricing. These are a decent value. Go back a few years and tell yourself that you're going to have 8TB's in a drive smaller than your palm. This thing is incredible. I tested both thoroughly for about 36 hours each and they had ZERO bad sectors. Speeds are incredible. fantastic travel drives. If you don't need 8TB the smaller drives are much more affordable. Perfect for travel backups. I wish the case wasn't plastic, but really even if it was metal you wouldn't want to drop it. I bough EVA cases and rubber bumpers for both of my drives and I don't worry about impacts at all any longer.
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Great deal on Black Friday sale. The Crucial X10 8TB SSD drive is smaller than I thought but with large capacity. It's 7.2TB rather than 8TB, which is expected.
I was skeptical at first as its price was much lower compared to other brands (Samsung and SanDisk), I copied some movies and games into the SSD drive, and it really held up to 7.2TB, but the writing speed dropped significantly when it passed half of its full capacity (around 4TB).
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I have tons of videos and had them stored on 7200RPM ext disc drive. was running out of room and those 7200s are becoming hard to come by. (outdated technology being replaced by solid state)
this device is smaller than a credit card so much more compact and much faster. wish I didn't have to spend as much as I did to get it but now that I got it it's great. super fast transfers and and upgrade in storage capacity for me. Watching the videos is a breeze now
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The Crucial X10 8TB External USB-C SSD - Blue drive came in 2 days and was surprisingly small. Before opening, there is a QR code to get instructions (?) but it turns into a really annoying product registration website with constantly shifting phone screens that took 30 minutes to enter about 1 minute worth of owner information.
The drive functioned great for a few days but then would disappear from file manager upon waking Windows 11 from Sleep mode, requiring me to dis- re-connect the USB-C cable. Today, the drive started cycling on/off/on while the computer (HP laptop) was in use!
I quick web search led to all kinds of Windows 10 fixes to battery saver modes which selectively turn power off to USB ports. Sadly, Windows 11 is completely different.
Another site gave the following solution which seems to be working at the moment:
In Windows 11 you can disable the USB Selective Suspend in the device manager.
1-Right-click on Start and select Device manager.
2-Expand Universal Serial Bus controllers.
3-In this list, there are usually quite a few USB Root Hubs and USB controllers. Unless you know exactly which one your device is plugged in to, then you will need to perform this change on every hub and controller listed here.
4-Right click a Root Hub and click properties.
5-Select the “Power Management” tab.
6-Uncheck the “Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power” setting and click OK.
7-Repeat as needed for the other USB Root Hubs/controllers.
Good luck.
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Great little external SSD. Quickly recognized like plug and play. Write 2100 download 2100 upload per my mac. Stays cool during use. Pleased but be forewarned Crucial name is going away for good, just hope warranty remain in effect.
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Got this on sale to replace a 4TB these things just work it’s a shame the company closed its consumer branch and only does corporate & commercial products now