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2TB Micron 1100 2.5" SATA III Solid State Drive Expired
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Platinum Micro via Rakuten has 2TB Micron 1100 2.5" SATA III Solid State Drive (MTFDDAK2T0TBN-1AR1ZABYY) for $296.50 - 15% w/ coupon code SAVE15 = $252.02. Shipping is free. Thanks Kjammer
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Platinum Micro via Rakuten has 2TB Micron 1100 2.5" SATA III Solid State Drive (MTFDDAK2T0TBN-1AR1ZABYY) for $296.50 - 15% w/ coupon code SAVE15 = $252.02. Shipping is free. Thanks Kjammer
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15% discount up to $50 maximum discount valid from 7/1/18 at 12:00AM (PST) until 7/4/18 at 11:59PM (PST) or until promotional funding is exhausted, whichever occurs first.
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Use code 'SAVE15' to get $44 off the $296. This is an awesome deal that came back for the 2 TB! Hope it helps!
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2 as boot drives in personal systems, 1 hosting a database that does regular rebuilds.
I've had zero complaints between them and the database drive has taken a proper beating in-stride.
I just bought one of these 2 TB drives for a Steam drive.
If it's anything like the 1 TB, I expect zero issues.
Micron is a "WTF? who?" brand name but at the manufacturing level they're extremely well known. They do $20 billion/year in semiconductors, and are Intel's best buddy.
If you're buying DRAM there's a good chance the chips are from Micron.
Bought a Crucial SSD? That's Micron NAND chips.
Excited about Intel's fancy new 3D XPoint? That's Micron too.
I have no idea if this drive is reliable but they're a solid manufacturer, one of the biggest in the business, and that's good enough for me.
Also before anyone asks. Product comes with a 3 Year Warranty as stated on the product page.
3 Year Manufacturer Micron Warranty (US & Canada only)
Contact +1(800)-336-8896
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Also before anyone asks. Product comes with a 3 Year Warranty as stated on the product page.
3 Year Manufacturer Micron Warranty (US & Canada only)
Contact +1(800)-336-8896
I've heard from other slick dealers that it's one of the most reliable.
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Seems like a great deal. I'd definitely be interested in a 1TB variant.
2 as boot drives in personal systems, 1 hosting a database that does regular rebuilds.
I've had zero complaints between them and the database drive has taken a proper beating in-stride.
I just bought one of these 2 TB drives for a Steam drive.
If it's anything like the 1 TB, I expect zero issues.
Micron is a "WTF? who?" brand name but at the manufacturing level they're extremely well known. They do $20 billion/year in semiconductors, and are Intel's best buddy.
If you're buying DRAM there's a good chance the chips are from Micron.
Bought a Crucial SSD? That's Micron NAND chips.
Excited about Intel's fancy new 3D XPoint? That's Micron too.
I have no idea if this drive is reliable but they're a solid manufacturer, one of the biggest in the business, and that's good enough for me.
2 as boot drives in personal systems, 1 hosting a database that does regular rebuilds.
I've had zero complaints between them and the database drive has taken a proper beating in-stride.
I just bought one of these 2 TB drives for a Steam drive.
If it's anything like the 1 TB, I expect zero issues.
Micron is a "WTF? who?" brand name but at the manufacturing level they're extremely well known. They do $20 billion/year in semiconductors, and are Intel's best buddy.
If you're buying DRAM there's a good chance the chips are from Micron.
Bought a Crucial SSD? That's Micron NAND chips.
Excited about Intel's fancy new 3D XPoint? That's Micron too.
I have no idea if this drive is reliable but they're a solid manufacturer, one of the biggest in the business, and that's good enough for me.
Seems like a pretty good deal then. Thanks for the super helpful reply.