Pricing
CATALOG
Class average, best price per GB:
SATA
$0.138
→ Holding (+2.9% since last reported)
Gen 4
$0.184
→ Holding (0.0% since last reported)
Gen 5
$0.199
→ Holding (−2.5% since last reported)
Snapshot Nov 2, 2026
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Drive
Capacity
Best price
$/GB
vs Class
Trend
Kingston NV3 2x80 NVMe PCIe Gen4 (64 Gbps)
PCIe Gen4 · M.2 2280
1TB
$158
at Newegg.
Lowest tracked price
$0.158
/GB
14% below the average best Gen 4 price ($0.184/GB)
Down 27% vs last cycle
FanXiang S880 NVMe PCIe Gen4 (64 Gbps)
PCIe Gen4 · M.2 2280
1TB
$161
/
$179
10% OFF
at Amazon.
Lowest tracked price
$0.161
/GB
13% below the average best Gen 4 price ($0.184/GB)
Down 10% vs last cycle
SanDisk Optimus 5100 NVMe PCIe Gen4 (64 Gbps)
PCIe Gen4 · M.2 2280
1TB
$188
at Amazon.
Lowest tracked price
$0.188
/GB
In line with the average best Gen 4 price ($0.184/GB)
SanDisk Optimus GX PRO 8100 NVMe PCIe Gen5 (128 Gbps)
PCIe Gen5 · M.2 2280
1TB
$249
/
$299
17% OFF
at Amazon.
Lowest tracked price
$0.249
/GB
25% above the average best Gen 5 price ($0.199/GB)
Down 17% vs last cycle
SanDisk Optimus GX PRO 850X NVMe PCIe Gen4 (64 Gbps)
PCIe Gen4 · M.2 2280
1TB
$249
at B&H.
Lowest tracked price
$0.249
/GB
35% above the average best Gen 4 price ($0.184/GB)
Down 5% vs last cycle
1TB
$257
at Amazon.
Lowest tracked price
$0.257
/GB
29% above the average best Gen 5 price ($0.199/GB)
Down 7% vs last cycle
1TB
$257
at Amazon.
Lowest tracked price
$0.257
/GB
29% above the average best Gen 5 price ($0.199/GB)
Down 7% vs last cycle
1TB
$259
at Amazon.
Lowest tracked price
$0.259
/GB
30% above the average best Gen 5 price ($0.199/GB)
Down 21% vs last cycle
1TB
$303
at B&H.
Lowest tracked price
$0.303
/GB
64% above the average best Gen 4 price ($0.184/GB)
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About the Scores
Every drive in our catalog meets a minimum performance bar; drives below it aren't listed. The score answers one question: how much of its interface's potential does this drive actually deliver? It's based on published read and write speeds, whether smaller capacities keep the same write speed, and whether the drive has a DRAM cache, each measured against the best drive on the same interface. Because scores are relative to the interface, a Gen3 drive and a Gen5 drive can both score near 10 even though the Gen5 drive is much faster. To compare like with like, filter by interface class.