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15% off select SSDs @Newegg: 1TB Seagate Firecuda 520 Gen4 NVMe SSD $170; 1TB Crucial P5 / $102; 1TB MX500 / $85; 1TB Samsung T7 Ext / $128; 960GB Team CX1 / $70.55 + more
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https://www.newegg.com/seagate-fi...820248108&
promo code EMCEYSU47 takes 15% off select SSDs [newegg.com]
1TB Samsung T7 [newegg.com] External Portable SSD / $127.49 AC
2TB [newegg.com] / $254.99
1TB Crucial P5 [newegg.com] NVMe SSD / $101.99 AC
1TB Crucial MX500 [newegg.com] 2.5" SSD $84.99 AC
2TB MX500 [newegg.com] / $161.49
2TB Crucial BX200 [newegg.com] / $155.99
960GB Team Group CX1 [newegg.com] 2.5" / $70.55 AC
2TB Team EX2 [newegg.com] 2.5" SSD / $154.69 AC
1TB Team Group MS30 [newegg.com] SATA M.2 2280 SSD / $78.19
1TB Mushkin Enhanced Gamma NVMe [newegg.com] Gen4 SSD / $184.44 AC
1TB Crucial X8 [newegg.com] External SSD / $114.75AC
promo code EMCEYSU47 takes 15% off select SSDs [newegg.com]
1TB Samsung T7 [newegg.com] External Portable SSD / $127.49 AC
2TB [newegg.com] / $254.99
1TB Crucial P5 [newegg.com] NVMe SSD / $101.99 AC
1TB Crucial MX500 [newegg.com] 2.5" SSD $84.99 AC
2TB MX500 [newegg.com] / $161.49
2TB Crucial BX200 [newegg.com] / $155.99
960GB Team Group CX1 [newegg.com] 2.5" / $70.55 AC
2TB Team EX2 [newegg.com] 2.5" SSD / $154.69 AC
1TB Team Group MS30 [newegg.com] SATA M.2 2280 SSD / $78.19
1TB Mushkin Enhanced Gamma NVMe [newegg.com] Gen4 SSD / $184.44 AC
1TB Crucial X8 [newegg.com] External SSD / $114.75AC
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I have a 2TB Crucial X8. That one sucks ass, would never buy again unless they can magically lower power consumption with a firmware upgrade. It uses QLC flash, which can slow down below HDD write speeds whenever you make a large enough transfer that fills up the cache. But that's only a side issue for me, the real issue is that the thing runs too hot when writing, and worse yet, it idles very warm. Might use it in winter when I actually need a space heater, but never during the summer.