Kingston KC3000 - When SPEED & RELIABILTY work together!

Nice one. I'm glad they're becoming better and more affordable.
How does it hold up against other similarly priced NVMEs?

Kingston really stepped up their game, Nice to see. Would you recommend this for playstation 5 as storage upgrade?

I've watched your video about the Fury Renegade, and you said in the comment that the Renegade is the enhanced version of the KC3000, but after watching this video, it seems the KC3000 is better than the Fury Renegade., is this true?

Sounds really like a great M2 SSD. I have a layman question - If I will install it in an enclosure - is there a need for an extra heat sink on it?

I would appreciate if you would make a tier-list for long-term speed tests -

Secondly, cheaper SSD max speed is a lie usually, after about 15 minutes they utterly fail to hold even one 10th. I'd appreciate a test result like that for multiple drives to rank their on-board controller(this is useful for gaming, studio&3d work and video editing, installing games)

How do you know about reliability? I just returned one of these after 1.5 years because it developed the dreaded "read speed degradation", much like Samsung 980 Pro once had. Unlike Samsung, Kingston does not yet offer a firmware upgrade to fix this. I bet if I waited long enough, it would fail miserably. There are lots of reports of this for the KC3000 all over the internet.

This one or Fury renegade ,same price?

is this suitable for the hyper m.2 slot on B660 steel legend motherboard?

AGREE. Kingston is the most reliable AND its very fast.