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SK Hynix Gold P31 2TB TLC Gen 3 NVMe M.2 Internal SSD (Micro Center) $119.99
$119.99
$169.99
Good for laptops. Cool temperatures.
Key Features
Key Features
- M.2 2280 M Key Internal SSD
- PCIe Gen 3 x 4
- 128L 3D TLC NAND Flash
- Read Speed up to 3,500MBps
- Write Speed up to 3,200MBps
Created 05-10-2024
at 11:58 AM
by BlueRaccoon1085
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Blame it on greedy drive manufacturers artificially inflating prices by reducing the stock considerably.
2023 was a great time to buy SSDs, as this was $93 before.
2023 was a great time to buy SSDs, as this was $93 before.
The lowest 2tb gen 3 I saw last year was $70.
Nah. It was a decent teamgroup drive, tlc with dram cache. I got the 4tb version of it for $150 last year. I like teamgroup because the 4tb I got actually has 3.72tb usable which is more than the standard 3.64tb on a 4tb ssd.
"TeamGroup had the highest failure rate in both categories, with RAM failing at 1% and NVMe SSDs failing at 1.2% in the last four years."
https://wccftech.com/retailer-dis...-tracking/
https://www.tomshardwar
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"TeamGroup had the highest failure rate in both categories, with RAM failing at 1% and NVMe SSDs failing at 1.2% in the last four years."
https://wccftech.com/retailer-dis...-tracking/
https://www.tomshardwar
Let's break down those numbers down into real world scenarios. I've gone through close to 500 of Teamgroup ssds in my field in the past few years and had three failures so far. Three. I've gone through 100-200 Samsung and Western digital ssds and had about a dozen failures so far, and everyone pines over those brands as some of the best, supposedly. Those numbers are a tiny sample from a retailer in the Philippines, and the way the articles are written are a little sensational. If my personal sample size of Teamgroup ssds had a 1.2 percent failure rate, that would mean that I had 6 out of 500 go bad in the last four years. I'd be happy with that number coming from any tech item from any brand. Come to think of it, the majority of those builds also had Teamgroup ram and I can't think of more than a few sticks total getting tossed over the years, either.
If I wanted a 2TB for a performance desktop I'd spend $16 more and get the Mushkin Vortex Redline.