Review Seagate Lightsaber FireCuda SSD Review: Return of the FireCuda

[Admin]

The Seagate Lightsaber FireCuda SSD is a dressed-up version of the FireCuda 530, which is not a bad thing for fans of Star Wars or relatively fast drives. It’s a specialized product for those who like to show off their builds.

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[-Fran-]

As you'd be buying these for the appearance first, I would've hoped you could include some pics in the case/motherboard and some shots of how it looks in reality in a system.

In any case, thanks for the benchies as they are quite helpful. I'll stick to recommending the P5+ and 980Pro if they can be found for cheap 😀

Regards.

 

[Findecanor]

I still prefer my lightsaber replicas to be in scale 1:1.

 

[mwm2010]

I wonder if they sell the heatsinks separately so I can shove My 980 Pro in there.

 

[Alvar "Miles" Udell]

A special edition licensed product having mediocre performance? That never happens...

 

[Dr3ams]

As the saying goes...you can put lipstick on a pig, but its's still going to be a pig.

 

[Alvar "Miles" Udell]

As the saying goes...you can put lipstick on a pig, but its's still going to be a pig.

But you can sell that pig for a premium,

 

[Giroro]

How much extra do you have to pay to get it with a normal heat sink?

 

[doughillman]

It's already been said, but how the f do you publish this article without pictures of the actual selling point of these things in action?

 

[Chappy 1107]

Has anyone had any luck on controlling the RGB of this drive? I have it plugged in to a 5V header on my Asus motherboard, but I couldn't get any RGB software to see the drive. It shows up in Windows and the BIOS without an issue, but its just cycling through RGB rainbow vomit, and Seagate support is beyond useless