Intel 670p 2TB M.2 SSD Review

Intel was first on the scene with a 4-bit (QLC) based NVMe SSD. Intel’s 660p was the first real value-oriented NVMe SSD when launched, and DIY consumers gobbled it up like crazy. At the time, the 660p was attractive to many because it was typically half the cost of competing NVMe SSDs. However, it was not without some drawbacks that kept it out of enthusiast circles. In terms of performance, the 660p was lacking, and its warranted endurance steered many away from it.