Model: HP EX950 1TB M.2 PCIe Gen 3 x4 NVMe 1.3 Internal Solid-State Drive, 3D-NAND (5MS23AA#ABC)
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Glut of RAM and SSDs. Prices should continue to drop in the next few months. This needs to be around $70-80 to be competitive. intel 660p 1Tb was around $79 last year.
Newegg = hard pass. Pay the extra money @ Amazon and have the confidence in knowing if anything goes wrong in the first month, easily returnable.
I do a lot of volume through NewEgg. I've had multiple RMA's through them, both replacement and flat out return. Two of them this past month. I have never had an issue with them.
Newegg = hard pass. Pay the extra money @ Amazon and have the confidence in knowing if anything goes wrong in the first month, easily returnable.
I had EX920 1tb from them 2 years ago, came DOA (actually booted only once) and got a replacement easily but it is easier and more comfortable through amazon because it took them 2 weeks to get me the new one.
Glut of RAM and SSDs. Prices should continue to drop in the next few months. This needs to be around $70-80 to be competitive. intel 660p 1Tb was around $79 last year.
Intel 665P is a budget QLC SSD without DRM caching whereas this one is one of the fastest drives, TLC and having DRM Cache. The performance is on the league of XPG SX 8100 Pro series. Yes, $100 should have been a great price but I have not seen it to go in that price.
Intel 665P is a budget QLC SSD without DRM caching whereas this one is one of the fastest drives, TLC and having DRM Cache. The performance is on the league of XPG SX 8100 Pro series. Yes, $100 should have been a great price but I have not seen it to go in that price.
Intel 665p DOES have DRAM Caching, slow, but uses very little energy, suitable for laptop, but longevity is about 300 TBW for the 1 Terabyte.
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Especially since these are cheater drives that bench well, but have very low sustained end to end write performance.
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I do a lot of volume through NewEgg. I've had multiple RMA's through them, both replacement and flat out return. Two of them this past month. I have never had an issue with them.
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I had EX920 1tb from them 2 years ago, came DOA (actually booted only once) and got a replacement easily but it is easier and more comfortable through amazon because it took them 2 weeks to get me the new one.
Laptop bought last year-
https://www.amazon.com/HP-Pavilio...B07DY