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Post #57528930 added 02-12-2013 9:09 AM by Spotmom in Archived Deals
I have a 120gb ssd that is strictly installed programs. It is FULL :eek:. I have 5gb of space left. I have scoured it for things I don't use or files that don't need to be there and there is nothing...
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Post #57531092 added 02-11-2013 3:08 PM by wikipost in Archived Deals
Samsung 840 Series SSD: Cost-Efficient Performance A lot of NAND is being made at 19nm, so the P/E lifespan could be even lower than just 750 cycles. Performance comparison graphs:...
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Post #57514620 added 02-11-2013 4:19 PM by Hydd in Archived Deals
Just picked one up. Repped!
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Post #57541636 added 02-12-2013 6:25 PM by fatbaby in Archived Deals
You basically will get the same amount of storage in either way. I would, however, go for a bigger single drive to save a port. And I just guess, it would take longer to read and write from 2 drives....
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good $$/GB, but just wondering what would once possibly do with a 512GB SSD? Well, the only "useful" application I see is in laptops where you want to store significant amount of media such as...
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Can anyone prove that TLC fails more quickly under normal uses? So much TLC > MLC, but I have yet to see ppl on here prove anything. I'll say it again, TLC 840 non-pro drives can withstand 400TB...
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Post #57516020 added 02-11-2013 5:32 PM by BlueMan10 in Archived Deals
Yes the prices keep comin down on these.. Keep comin
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Post #57517244 added 02-11-2013 6:31 PM by 1fortheteam in Archived Deals
I agree...i always tell people its like switching to broadband from dial up.....
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Post #57516518 added 02-11-2013 5:59 PM by drdiaboloco in Archived Deals
You basically answered your own question, but replace "media such as music/videos" with "whatever it is that fills up your HD". I have very few videos on my computer and still have used 400GB on my...
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Post #57517312 added 02-11-2013 6:35 PM by indiekiduk in Archived Deals
good job because the 840 is pish
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Post #57516564 added 02-11-2013 6:02 PM by Neo42 in Archived Deals
If someone is considering the 840 pro, this is a bad analogy. Write speed on 840 pro is definitely more than 5% faster. I have an m4 right now in my dev laptop, but running low. This is not much...
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Post #57516586 added 02-11-2013 6:03 PM by schnoid in Archived Deals
exactly what I was thinking. I actually looked at this thread to see what people were actually using it for. I have a 60GB SSD in my desktop that's getting pretty full, but I can't imagine I'd need...
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Post #57520400 added 02-11-2013 9:28 PM by Mako1215 in Archived Deals
So if I partition say 430gb then the rest of that will help with making the drive more reliable?
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Post #57520532 added 02-11-2013 9:38 PM by Larron in Archived Deals
Absolutely. The drive will keep a floating pool of unused space. Different parts of the drive will remain unused, keeping any small portion from being overly used. If you go up to 25%, random...
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Post #57520590 added 02-11-2013 9:41 PM by Mako1215 in Archived Deals
I think I will go to 15%. Thanks for the info. I never knew that!
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Post #57514208 added 02-11-2013 3:58 PM by deskbound in Archived Deals
I don't know about price adjustments, but they have always been wonderful to work with re: other things, like returns and other stuff. never a problem. FYI
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Post #57514982 added 02-11-2013 4:36 PM by calistyle in Archived Deals
Fixed. :)
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Post #57514994 added 02-11-2013 4:36 PM by zazon in Archived Deals
Very tempting, but I'm waiting for about $150 before I can replace the platter drive in my desktop, nice deal though.
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Post #57518064 added 02-11-2013 7:15 PM by norazi in Archived Deals
the problem with this drive is not speed, its plenty fast enough... but it uses TLC Nand which has a real world lifespan of about 5-8 years... i like to donate my older SSDs and hardware to my...
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Post #57528000 added 02-12-2013 8:34 AM by MichaelIv in Archived Deals
It will last you 2 years if you are doing 684 GB of incompressible writes/day every day for 2 years straight. That's pretty much enterprise usage. Anyway if you're writing that kind of data you...
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Post #57513406 added 02-11-2013 3:18 PM by purificada in Archived Deals
repped and updated op with the code. thanks PrjctArchAngel
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Post #57514254 added 02-11-2013 4:00 PM by calistyle in Archived Deals
Excellent. :thumbsup:
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Post #57515686 added 02-11-2013 5:14 PM by trpt4him in Archived Deals
TLC? $300? No thanks. I don't want 500GB of my stuff sitting in TLC.
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Post #57515926 added 02-11-2013 5:27 PM by zhopa in Archived Deals
Nobody can because it doesn't. Read the primary literature on this type of memory. Google scholar and scifinder scholar are your friends. I would not use this drive for enterprise use, but for...
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Post #57516762 added 02-11-2013 6:11 PM by waveofdestiny in Archived Deals
I have 512GB Raid-0 SSD right now and the maximum I've ever used is around 300GB (that was with a lot of old games that I no longer played/etc.). If I had it to do over again I'd just grabbed one...
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Post #57516848 added 02-11-2013 6:16 PM by BigFontana in Archived Deals
Just an FYI, buydigs free shipping is really slow. I purchased this drive through their ebay store and used the free standard shipping (Fedex home delivery), and its projected to take 10 days. ...
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Post #57516954 added 02-11-2013 6:20 PM by maddoggyusa in Archived Deals
yea I ordered this drive through buydig on ebay for $300 and it took well over a week with FedEx shipping. seems the price has gone up already?
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Post #57517722 added 02-11-2013 6:56 PM by Changsta in Archived Deals
This is exactly how I feel every time an 840 vs. 840 pro discussion is brought up.
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Post #57518496 added 02-11-2013 7:42 PM by cheapchips in Archived Deals
got too much money in my sofa so...
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Post #57514086 added 02-11-2013 3:52 PM by wiihunt in Archived Deals
Does anyone know if Buydig is good with price adjustment? I paid $318 for this last week and not sure if it's worth my time. The price is only shown in the order review page, and I don't think I...
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Post #57514746 added 02-11-2013 4:25 PM by fatbaby in Archived Deals
Wow, a nice find! I paid $500+ last fall for 830. Repped!
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whats wrong with this drive?
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Post #57518088 added 02-11-2013 7:17 PM by tmaxx123 in Archived Deals
the 10 dollar off coupon says it cant be used for samsung products. but I am researching TLC vs MLC as we speak, anyone have and first hand experience that shows TLC < MLC ??
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Post #57518938 added 02-11-2013 8:05 PM by valloq in Archived Deals
Same thing happened to me. I actually called Fedex about the package and they said it had never been picked up. I called Buydig to ask them, and they said it had in fact been picked up. Lo and behold...
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Post #57520352 added 02-11-2013 9:25 PM by Larron in Archived Deals
Not really. That's why these drives ship with a percentage of the drive unused and inaccessible to the user, This "over provisioning" is often around 7% to 8% of a drive's space and it is used...
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Post #57526066 added 02-12-2013 7:13 AM by 5thElement in Archived Deals
the drive has very low endurance due the TLC memory used. This drive will not last more than 2 - 2.5 years.
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Post #57515308 added 02-11-2013 4:53 PM by pjdavep in Archived Deals
And at that point you are going to be wondering why it took so long to upgrade to SSD :lol: Later, pjdavep
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Post #57516356 added 02-11-2013 5:50 PM by ruffrhyno in Archived Deals
http://www.anandtech.com/show/6459/samsung-ssd-840-testing-the-endurance-of-tlc-nand This is an interesting article. It estimates a conservative figure of daily writes that a 256gb drive will last...
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Post #57518290 added 02-11-2013 7:32 PM by drdiaboloco in Archived Deals
It wasn't meant to be taken literally, it could refer to any manufacturer of cheese products.
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Post #57518342 added 02-11-2013 7:34 PM by deathbyfire in Archived Deals
This. I understand SSDs will last the life of one computer. But I still use HDDs that have gone through 3+ computer lifetimes, and still are kicking. If I'm putting money down for an SSD I'd at least...
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