Lexar has cut the price of its NQ780 4TB NVMe solid state drive by nearly a quarter. The reduction brings the storage option down to $559.99 for US buyers. This discount arrives weeks before the annual Prime Day sales event. Gamers and PC builders can now access high capacity Gen4 storage at a lower cost point.
Major price drop on the Lexar NQ780 4TB NVMe drive makes PS5 expansion and PC building more affordable ahead of Prime Day sales.
The NQ780 model uses a PCIe 4.0 interface with NVMe protocol. It carries the specific part number LNQ780X004T-RNNNU for this four terabyte configuration. The drive appeals to buyers seeking rapid data movement while avoiding the cost of next-generation PCIe 5.0 hardware. The storage module works with widely available desktop boards and notebooks equipped with PCIe 4.0 connectivity.
The NQ780 delivers sequential read rates of 7,000 MB/s alongside 6,000 MB/s write performance. Such metrics position the drive among leading options in the present PCIe 4.0 storage market. Its internal processor manages large file transfers efficiently without excessive heat buildup during prolonged use. The 4TB capacity accommodates extensive gaming collections and uncompressed media archives with ample headroom.
The drive works directly with PlayStation 5 consoles to expand available storage space. The drive enables console owners to expand storage for both legacy PlayStation 4 software and current PlayStation 5 releases. The price drop makes this expansion route more affordable compared to earlier retail listings. Installation is straightforward via common M.2 connectors available on contemporary PC components and consoles.
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