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240GB Crucial BX500 2.5" SSD @Newegg (2x 1TB / 170) $27
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| Product Name: | Crucial BX500 2.5" 240GB SATA III 3D NAND Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) CT240BX500SSD1 |
| Manufacturer: | Crucial |
| Model Number: | CT240BX500SSD1 |
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DRAM drives do have better life expectancy and lower errors rates, but for general use, especially if coming from a spinning drive in a budget machine, this drive will be fine.
$90 for the 1TB isn't a bad price given the current market for SSDs, especially from a reputable brand, but if you don't NEED one, there is always going to be a better deal on the horizon.
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Lately, I've also seen more drives with DRAM tout that they have it, too—so generally speaking, if the manufacturer description doesn't mention DRAM (or whatever marketing term they use for it) specifically, the drive probably doesn't have it.
The PNY isn't a bad choice either and is probably a safer bet than say the SU635 QLC from AData. PNY has be known the change components over time so a good product sometimes gets replaced by mediocre ones.
The PNY isn't a bad choice either and is probably a safer bet than say the SU635 QLC from AData. PNY has be known the change components over time so a good product sometimes gets replaced by mediocre ones.