No need for superlatives Not every SSD has to achieve top values to perform reliably in everyday use. If you mainly play games, surf the web or use simple applications, you are better off with cheaper models. If you often write large amounts of data, the KC3000 with its DRAM cache is a strong choice...

The M.2 SSD Kingston KC3000 2TB convinces in the test with 2,000 GBytes of storage capacity and excellent transfer rates for reading and writing - here the SSD plays right at the top. However, the measured operations per second (IOPS) spoil the storage somewhat. Overall, this is a strong SSD with a good price-performance ratio, but it remains just behind even stronger and only slightly more expensive...