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Like a WD plus NVME plus case costs the same and can grow and scale. The case ends up being long term sustainable and the drives can be moved to other computers as necessary
Like a WD plus NVME plus case costs the same and can grow and scale. The case ends up being long term sustainable and the drives can be moved to other computers as necessary
So, you buy 3x pny for $90, you get 1.5x working.
If you buy wd for $90, you only get 1x working.
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Like a WD plus NVME plus case costs the same and can grow and scale. The case ends up being long term sustainable and the drives can be moved to other computers as necessary
1.) Western Digital charges a premium, because they are highly regarded.
2.) Some people just want to buy off the shelves products, for convenience. All in one, no assembly needed. Truly plug, and play.
3.) They want one warranty, from a reputable company, they feel like they are covered if anything goes wrong.
4.) Even though nvme enclosures are easy, the less technically inclined, may be hesitant to perform the arguably simple installation
1.) Western Digital charges a premium, because they are highly regarded.
2.) Some people just want to buy off the shelves products, for convenience. All in one, no assembly needed. Truly plug, and play.
3.) They want one warranty, from a reputable company, they feel like they are covered if anything goes wrong.
4.) Even though nvme enclosures are easy, the less technically inclined, may be hesitant to perform the arguably simple installation
But legitimately, life must be difficult for people who cannot assemble a tool-less enclosure.
The Samsung T7 is $80. Why would one choose this over the T7? Thanks in advance!
But legitimately, life must be difficult for people who cannot assemble a tool-less enclosure.
Like a WD plus NVME plus case costs the same and can grow and scale. The case ends up being long term sustainable and the drives can be moved to other computers as necessary
Sabrent USB 3.1/3.2 Enclosures for M.2 NVMe SSD's: Tool-Free $29.40, Original $46
https://slickdeals.net/f/14315354-sabrent-usb-3-1-3-2-enclosures-for-m-2-nvme-ssd-s-tool-free-29-40-original-29-45-more-free-s-h#commentsBox
I also saw another thread on a tech forum soliciting user input for a
*STABLE* NVMe - USB Adapter?
https://forums.anandtec
So I didn´t feel that it was intuitive to select and buy an internal SSD as well as an enclosure. I need to buy a 1TB internal SSD and enclosure to use with my new laptop. Any suggestions on specific SSD´s and enclosures someone would recommend. Even a link to an article with recommendations would be appreciated.