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500GB SK hynix Gold P31 PCIe NVMe Gen3 M.2 2280 Internal SSD $63.74
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Back again! SK hynix via Amazon [amazon.com]has the 500 GB SK Hynix Gold P31 NVMe Solid State Drive for $63.74 when you 'clip' the 15% off coupon on the product page. Shipping is free.
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There's a review of the P31 at Tom's Hardware, see https://www.tomshardwar
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There's a review of the P31 at Tom's Hardware, see https://www.tomshardwar
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SK hynix's Gold P31 is a top-tier SSD that offers tremendous value. With a powerful and power-efficient design, the Gold P31 competes with the best, but it won't cost you an arm and a leg.
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The P31 shines when you're doing lots of reads and writes as well as looking for data that's randomly distributed over your SSD. Does that sound like your workload? Do you do lots of long downloads of large games? How about often copying big files to or from your SSD? Video editing or content creation? If you can say yes, then an upgrade is worth considering.
Have a good night. Best wishes!
The P31 shines when you're doing lots of reads and writes as well as looking for data that's randomly distributed over your SSD. Does that sound like your workload? Do you do lots of long downloads of large games? How about often copying big files to or from your SSD? Video editing or content creation? If you can say yes, then an upgrade is worth considering.
Have a good night. Best wishes!
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I still didn't open my 1tb from last deal.
As opposed to what others are saying, you will only notice the difference in transfer speeds if you're moving between two ssd's that have similarly rated speeds (so if you're looking for that, then buy 2). That is, if you're transferring to/from a sata ssd, you'll still see the sata ssd speeds.
The main use for these is if you're editing content on the ssd. Scrubing through large media files and making changes, rendering large files/videos (although this is debatable since your cpu/gpu computations will likely be bottlenecked by even what a sata ssd can feed it)
Really, the only person who would notice this is someone who works with large files and is constantly editing for work. Possibly someone who is moving around large files...but generally not unless they're using 2 that are similarly rated
Also, there's no widely accessible internet right now that can exceed the bandwidth of sata speeds...so you won't notice any difference in downloading large files (ie. games) off the internet (For anyone curious, you would need internet in the 5 GigBit range to saturate a SATA III connection).
Basically if you need to ask if you will notice it, then you probably will not.
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