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Simple test to confirm if it is windows related or not, copy a large size file (say 2-3GB+ like a windows install ISO) over local...

This is leagues better than E100 you are considering. Definitely get this over E100...

Again, it seems you don't know how much worse many entry tier NVMe ssd can get once they are more than 70-80% filled so here is a single...

We are talking about a crap NVMe ssd with likely 15MB/s random 4k speeds in worst case/moderate to heavy load scenario vs a good NVMe...

This is not ok. You are talking about "sequential speeds" which majority of users also believe to be the most important factor but in...

Just fyi, Crucial E100 is one of the slowest performing NVMe ssd one can buy nowadays & it is highly likely that it might even be slower...