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i think the P1 is VERY LOW only 200 VERY LOW
compared to the MX500 which is 360 also low
and both are low compared to almost any other brand these might be too value based
and its the same price at Crucial [crucial.com]
the Kingston UV500 is 480
this is a low priced one with 600tbw [amazon.com] and if you look around Amazon its also $99
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i think the P1 is VERY LOW only 200 VERY LOW
compared to the MX500 which is 360 also low
and both are low compared to almost any other brand
these might be too value based
the Kingston UV500 is 480
and its the same price at Crucial [crucial.com]
Hello. i intend to use this drive for heavy video editing. that will intail alot of read/write cycles. is this built for that? thanks in advance!
Answer:
Hello and thank you for your question. Yes, with all the Crucial drives the CT1000P1SSD8 is able to handle more writes to the drive. This model drive is rated at 200TB TBW (Equal to 109GB per day for 5 years). Now, depending on how much you are intending to write to the drive on a daily basis you may need to look at an enterprise level drive from our parent company Micron. see less
By Micron CPG Customer Service MANUFACTURER on December 12, 2018
Hello. i intend to use this drive for heavy video editing. that will intail alot of read/write cycles. is this built for that? thanks in advance!
Answer:
Hello and thank you for your question. Yes, with all the Crucial drives the CT1000P1SSD8 is able to handle more writes to the drive. This model drive is rated at 200TB TBW (Equal to 109GB per day for 5 years). Now, depending on how much you are intending to write to the drive on a daily basis you may need to look at an enterprise level drive from our parent company Micron. see less
By Micron CPG Customer Service MANUFACTURER on December 12, 2018
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Personally, I wouldn't warranty a drive. Who knows where your data will end up? For a $100, I'll just buy a new one...