Kingston Fury Renegade SFYRS/1000G 1 TB

without radiator

Fury

At the end of 2021, one of the leading players in the memory market, the American company Kingston, has updated its solid state drive lineup by introducing 2 completely new lines of SSD drives. The KC3000 models are designed for workstation owners and are designed for heavy tasks like 3D rendering, while the FURY Renegade SSDs are designed with gamers and next-generation games in mind with hi-res textures and seamless open worlds. It is about Renegade that we will talk about.

One of the fastest gaming drives of this generation

Thanks to the use of the new PCI-E 4.0 interface and the Phison E18 controller specially designed for it, the drive from Kingston makes the most of the provided technical capabilities. It provides data exchange at speeds up to 7300 MB / s for linear read operations and up to 6000 MB / s for writes. It is also capable of performing up to 1,000,000 input/output operations per second (IOPS). Without too much modesty, this is one of the fastest solid-state drives in our memory. For example, the test Fury Renegade loaded the first level in the famously slow Shadow of the Tomb Raider in 9.6 seconds. For comparison, the reference Samsung Evo 980 Pro took 12.4 seconds, while the average NVMe typically takes 20 to 25 seconds to load.

Low profile graphene-aluminium heatsink

Fury Renegade's signature feature is the not-so-typical graphene-aluminium heat spreader, which made the SSD thin and low. It is worth noting that in stress tests it worked 3.5 out of 5, because. over time, the memory controller heated up to 85 °C, which is not good. However, in everyday use in game mode, this problem was not observed. And this is in the limited and not the coldest space of a gaming laptop. We are sure that Fury Renegade coped with the new generation consoles PS5 and Xbox Series X without any problems. If not, you can always buy an external radiator. It also has one of the largest overwriting resources among models in this class - 1000 TB versus a typical 700 GB.