Intel SSD SSDPED1K750GA01 P4800X 1 2Heigh PCIex4 falls to $1500

Pick this up and save $1185.90. A 750GB enterprise NVMe drive at roughly 44% off its recent street price is the kind of pull-the-trigger moment that does not come around often. The Intel SSD SSDPED1K750GA01 P4800X 1 2Heigh PCIex4 drops to $1500, saving $1185.90. That puts it well under the $2685.90 it has averaged over the last month, so if you have been pricing out a high-end storage upgrade. This is the number to beat.

THE DEAL

Intel SSD SSDPED1K750GA01 P4800X 1 2Heigh PCIex4

$1500 (was $2685.90) - Save $1185.90 (44% off)

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Get This Price

For just $1500, below its 30-day average of $2685.90. The 90-day average sits at $2630.96 and the 180-day average at $2626.96, so this price clears both by a wide margin. The all-time low on this listing is $1283.04, which means this is not the cheapest it has ever been, but it is far closer to that floor than to the $6229.28 list price.

What You're Getting

This is a 750GB Intel Optane P4800X drive built on 3D XPoint memory with a PCIe x4 interface in a 1/2-height form factor. That is the architecture Intel built for sustained random read and write workloads, so it excels where standard NAND drives choke: heavy mixed I/O, low queue depth, and constant endurance pressure. For workstations and servers running databases, virtualization, or rendering pipelines, this drive is built to hold up under load.

Who This Is For

Best for professionals who run demanding storage workloads and need enterprise-grade endurance rather than consumer NVMe speed. If you are building a high-end workstation, a home lab, or a server that handles constant writes, the P4800X is the right class of drive.

If you only need fast boot times and game loading, a consumer NVMe drive at a fraction of the price is the smarter buy.

The Caveat

This is a 750GB capacity in an enterprise form factor, so it is not a mass-storage play. You are paying for endurance and consistent low-latency performance, not raw capacity.

Budget for it as a high-performance tier alongside larger, cheaper storage.

Final Verdict

If your workload needs drive endurance that consumer SSDs cannot deliver. This is the price to move on. The discount is real, the pricing is well below recent averages, and the P4800X line remains one of the most durable storage options you can put in a PCIe slot.