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Post #57401404 added 02-06-2013 6:45 AM by ilikemoneys in Archived Deals
Yes. Really. The 840 uses TLC NAND as opposed to the MLC NAND found in the Sandisk Ultra Plus, Samsung 840 Pro, and Intel 335. I wouldn't even consider the 840 as you are, at best, getting half the...
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Post #57402380 added 02-06-2013 7:33 AM by orion2001 in Archived Deals
Wanted to add another link to settle this nonsense about TLC lifetime: http://www.anandtech.com/show/6459/samsung-ssd-840-testing-the-endurance-of-tlc-nand So if you are writing 10GB of data...
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Post #57406482 added 02-06-2013 10:06 AM by AkumaX in Archived Deals
Anyone know if this 256GB Ultra Plus is as small as the 128GB version? See: https://slickdeals.net/forums/showpost.php?p=57353354&postcount=10
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Post #57400594 added 02-06-2013 5:51 AM by orion2001 in Archived Deals
It shows up fine with the coupon. However, I think I'm going to hold off for the next Samsung 840 $150-$155 deal. The 840 seems to be a bit better than this drive, but this isn't a bad deal.
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Post #57401800 added 02-06-2013 7:05 AM by orion2001 in Archived Deals
I wouldn't use it in enterprise systems, but for regular users, the reduced lifetime hardly changes much for the end user. Anandtech had an article about the reliability, but some users have also...
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Post #57402432 added 02-06-2013 7:35 AM by geniv in Archived Deals
I REALLY doubt any mfg will release a drive that will last only 2 years. Thats just retarded misinformation. Un less they are testing taking that number based on 1TB writes a day. Everyday...
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Post #57434296 added 02-07-2013 12:29 PM by ilikemoneys in Archived Deals
Yep, that's what I use for my SanDisk Extreme's in my second computer. I use Samsung Magician for my primary. .
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Post #57400444 added 02-06-2013 5:39 AM by theniko in Archived Deals
can any one confirm this deal?
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Post #57401614 added 02-06-2013 6:57 AM by ilikemoneys in Archived Deals
At best half the life span. The average user can expect an MLC NAND based SSD to last about 4 years before seeing some speed degradation or even outright failure. TLC hasn't yet been used enough in...
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Post #57436790 added 02-07-2013 2:10 PM by orion2001 in Archived Deals
Thanks for the info! If I calculated correctly, that works out to around 42GB per 24 hours. Do you leave this system on 24/7 or is this typically on when it is being used?
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Post #57468812 added 02-09-2013 3:21 AM by sr71 in Archived Deals
About 15-18 I figure - it does hibernate after 2hrs idle, it's not extreme use but does go 24/7 on occasion.
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Post #57413682 added 02-06-2013 2:39 PM by G37 in Archived Deals
Any utility that can read SMART data. Manufacturer SSD utilities will work just fine. I use SanDisk SSD Toolkit to view SMART data. F1 and F2 values are your lifetime writes and reads. 09 value is...
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Post #57411082 added 02-06-2013 12:55 PM by sr71 in Archived Deals
http://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/5177/sandisk-ultra-plus-256gb-ssd-review/index4.html Apparently so
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Post #57400900 added 02-06-2013 6:11 AM by MrTwo94 in Archived Deals
840 Pro > Ultra Plus > 840
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Post #57401120 added 02-06-2013 6:26 AM by orion2001 in Archived Deals
Not really: http://www.anandtech.com/bench/Product/736?vs=678 The Ultra Plus does have higher Sequential Writes, but in most other metrics it falls short of the 840. Here is a quote from the...
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Post #57407176 added 02-06-2013 10:30 AM by Bobby_Pro in Archived Deals
Since this is for notebook. It is as small as the 128GB version.
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Post #57407836 added 02-06-2013 10:51 AM by AkumaX in Archived Deals
I was talking about the PCB itself, but in any case, yes, they are the same size :P (if you look in the picture, its 4 x 64GB chips)
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Post #57434694 added 02-07-2013 12:47 PM by sr71 in Archived Deals
I run CrystalDiskinfo for my primary system: SSD hrs: 2044 Total host writes 3.61TB
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Post #57406960 added 02-06-2013 10:23 AM by ilikemoneys in Archived Deals
It isn't uncommon for me to be at my computer for 12+ hours a day. Most of that comes from programming and some animation work which I always save directly to my SSDs while working on them and delete...
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Post #57409396 added 02-06-2013 11:46 AM by MrTwo94 in Archived Deals
It's not just about benchmarking. I'll take a slightly slower MLC drive any day over a TLC drive.
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Post #57412136 added 02-06-2013 1:34 PM by sr71 in Archived Deals
Even background stuff can add up, consider rewriting a hibernate file, populating a couple of .zip files - all that is done in temp space, not to mention sys logs, restore points and weekly patches...
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Post #57406170 added 02-06-2013 9:51 AM by orion2001 in Archived Deals
Out of curiosity, what do you typically do to have 70-80GiB activity a day? I'm curious to check my own usage, but for browsing, working, coding, even watching videos, etc., I can't imagine much...
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Post #57410074 added 02-06-2013 12:12 PM by yclee in Archived Deals
according to this review, the endurance is 3x between MLC vs TLC.
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Post #57399256 added 02-06-2013 3:00 AM by sr71 in Archived Deals
SanDisk Ultra Plus SDSSDHP-256G-G25 2.5" 256GB SATA III MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) for Notebook + $60 off w/ promo code EMCYTZT2901, ends 2/6 Link
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Post #57400990 added 02-06-2013 3:00 AM by wikipost in Archived Deals
This post can be edited by most users to provide up-to-date information about developments of this thread based on user responses, and user findings. Feel free to add, change or remove information...
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Post #57404004 added 02-06-2013 8:33 AM by ilikemoneys in Archived Deals
Wow. Those endurance numbers are being based off of 10Gib writes per day. I typically do between 70GiB to 80GiB a day on my drives in 24/7 operation. I wouldn't have expected such a low number from...
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Post #57401480 added 02-06-2013 6:50 AM by stangfan in Archived Deals
I've seen the TLC and MLC conversation come up many a time in the past but how much time are we talking here for a typical PC? Is it months or years that the TLC will crap out?
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Post #57401032 added 02-06-2013 6:20 AM by m3fawner in Archived Deals
http://www.anandtech.com/bench/Product/678?vs=736 Anandtech benchmarking disagrees with you.
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Post #57401136 added 02-06-2013 6:27 AM by Tourist1292 in Archived Deals
It is still quite a distance away from $0.5 per GB, but I managed to get a 840 250GB for $120 OOP cost with additional discount. With all the deals on SSD popping up this week, I think the price of...
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Post #57407924 added 02-06-2013 10:54 AM by orion2001 in Archived Deals
Nice! But I think your use is outside of what I'd consider average...and for heavy users who want to use an HDD for 10+ years, this is a valid consideration. Btw, the 840 just went on sale for...
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Post #57413170 added 02-06-2013 2:16 PM by orion2001 in Archived Deals
Yup, that's true...same for swap space if you don't have enough RAM. Any suggestions on what utility to use to monitor how much data you are writing to your HDD? I'm curious to see what my usage...

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