At 8TB, this drive is aimed squarely at content creators, game developers and power users who need both very high capacity and very high throughput in a single boot/working drive — large video editing projects, big game libraries, or datasets that would otherwise need to span multiple smaller drives. The Fury Renegade line is positioned as Kingston's enthusiast/gaming tier (sitting above its budget NV-series drives), and Gen5 drives at this performance level typically run hot enough under sustained load that a heatsink — either integrated on the drive or provided by the motherboard — is worth checking for, since thermal throttling is the main practical limitation on Gen5 NVMe SSDs rather than the NAND itself.