Intel 750

118 reviews

May, 2025

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usability (50)
design (12)
size (11)

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price (66)
reliability (5)

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 118 reviews of Intel 750. The average rating for this product is 4.4/5, compared to an average rating of 4.5/5 for other products in the same category for all reviews. Reviewers are impressed by the size and design, whereas there are some critical reviews about the reliability and price.

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other products in the same category the Intel 750 is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 90/100 = Excellent quality.

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Expert review by : vortez.net (vortez.net)

Intel 750 Series PCIe SSD Review

Heard of NVMe? No? You should do as it is the new standard that is setting the PCIe SSD world alight with blistering speed. Read on as we test the new king of SSD performance: The Intel 750 Series PCIe SSD.

May, 2015

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Expert review by : Matthew S. Smith Brad Bourque (digitaltrends.com)

Intel 750 Series SSD review

Easy to install ; PCI card looks slick ; Incredible performance ; Proves NVMe has potential

PCIe card is large ; 2.5-inch drive requires uncommon connection

The Intel 750 Series is easily the quickest solid state drive we’ve ever reviewed. Its performance is an incredible leap forward and, more importantly, its use of the new NVMe standard means the drive is fully bootable and operates as a plug-and-play...

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Expert review by : Stuart Davidson (hardwareheaven.com)

Intel 750 Series SSD Review

Mechanical hard drives have certainly served consumers well over the years. They sit in our PCs, spinning away day and night without issue. Other tech has come and gone, but still the HDD has remained although in recent years SSDs have taken a chunk of...

Looking first at the build quality and design of the Intel 750 Series SSD (in its PCIe form factor) we have a drive which taken on its own looks nice. The large metal heat spreader looks pretty cool for example. That said, this is a drive which is...

Apr, 2015

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Consumer review (reevoo.com)

Intel SSDPEDMW400G4X1

I absolutely love this piece of kit. This item is the main reason i built a new PC as it does exactly what i wanted it to for my tasks

Feb, 2017

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Consumer review (newegg.com)

Wow! Fast!

I installed into my MSI Z97S Krait mobo in the second PCIe 3.0 slot and it took away 8 lanes from my GPU, but oh my goodness, is this SSD fast! It is as fast as advertised, and boots fine since my Mobo supports NVMe.

Make sure you confirm NVMe support on your motherboard BIOS before purchasing. It's still cutting edge for most computers now, and it's a year old already!

May, 2016

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Consumer review (newegg.com)

Faster replacement for SATA SSD

The main benefit is I can boot of this so can use it exclusively for internal storage, i.e. no HDD, no SSDs connected through SATA. Next I am going to install a second one and try using software RAID 1 to mirror the first.

- Faster than SSD connected through SATA interface; - Can boot off it (GPT partition table; Debian Linux; GigaByte 990FXA-UD5 in EFI-only mode)

- Smaller capacity available than slower storage; - Unable to use my motherboard's (fake) RAID since that works through SATA connectors; - Costs more per byte.

May, 2016

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Consumer review (newegg.com)

fast ssd but make sure you have a compatible mobo

Fast ssd just make sure you have a uefi motherboard, I have the ASRock fatal1ty z87 killer and I use it a boot drive and have a secondary 1tb Seagate barracuda, bios version 1.70 does not support nvme as a boot drive all previous versions do, i asked...

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May, 2016

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Consumer review (newegg.com)

fast ssd but make sure you have a compatible mobo

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May, 2016

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Consumer review (newegg.com)

Epic speed, Make sure your MB will support it.

Price per GB is high, but with this speed and IOPS it is hard to beat. Benchmark with Anvil Read Seq 4MB : 504.93 IOPS, 2019.72 MB/s 4K: 9,127.99 IOPS, 35.66 MB/s 4K QD4: 34,027.84 IOPS, 133 MB./s 4K QD16: 147,181.12 IOPS, 574.93 MB/s 32K: 4,872.53...

Amazing speed and IOPS. Doesn't use a SATA port.

Not supported by some motherboards.

May, 2016

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