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ADATA SU635 240GB 3D-NAND SATA 2.5 Inch Internal SSD $24.99 AC 480GB $43.99 AC FS with Prime
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Make sure it's sold and ship by ADATA, there's a $2 coupon for 240GB and $3 coupon for 480GB > Coupon for 480GB NLA
Warranty: 3 years and ADATA warranty reputation is better than some other generic brands like Team Group, Silicon Power (website has SQL server error LOL)
https://www.amazon.com/ADATA-SU63...r=1-3&th=1
Warranty: 3 years and ADATA warranty reputation is better than some other generic brands like Team Group, Silicon Power (website has SQL server error LOL)
https://www.amazon.com/ADATA-SU63...r=1-3&th=1
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Once SLC cache is full this has all the disadvantages of QLC vs SATA TLC and none of the advantages of QLC in say NVMe SSDs like the 660p or Inland Professional.
What about steam game storage?
Bro!!!! it's not about the need its about the deal lol.
I got 2 240g ssd for $14 ea on the BB price goof,,no idea why lol.
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Once SLC cache is full this has all the disadvantages of QLC vs SATA TLC and none of the advantages of QLC in say NVMe SSDs like the 660p or Inland Professional.
not an issue for majority of users.
Yes.
All the other hoopla, no need.
Nope. Just Google "whatever ssd" followed by "dram"
Once SLC cache is full this has all the disadvantages of QLC vs SATA TLC and none of the advantages of QLC in say NVMe SSDs like the 660p or Inland Professional.
other than saving $1 or 2 vs the alternatives.