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1TB WD Blue SN550 NVMe PCIe M.2 2280 Solid State Drive

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Newegg.com has 1TB WD Blue SN550 NVMe PCIe M.2 2280 Solid State Drive for $83.99 - $9 w/ promo code BCMAY22464 = $74.99. Shipping is free.

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Newegg.com has 1TB WD Blue SN550 NVMe PCIe M.2 2280 Solid State Drive for $83.99 - $9 w/ promo code BCMAY22464 = $74.99. Shipping is free.

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Model: Western Digital WDS100T2B0C 1TB M.2 2280 WD Blue SN550 PCIe NVMe SSD

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code65536
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Still faster than a SATA SSD, which in turn is still much faster than a non-SSD.

For a drive below 8 cents per GB, this speed is fine. I have multiple computers, with SSDs ranging from classic 2.5" SATA to premium NVMe, and honestly in regular day to day usage, you will not notice the difference between them. Only in benchmarks and high-stress scenarios will the differences become noticeable to the end user.
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I would assume that the WD Newegg is selling is the nerfed one. At issue is whether the Sandisk at Best Buy might be older stock that did not get the nerf.

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Last edited by enplaned November 24, 2021 at 12:33 PM.
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WhipperSnapper
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Is there any chance that that Sandisk Ultra might be the "pre-nerf" version?
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pockethamster
Nov 24, 2021
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Quote from WhipperSnapper :
Is there any chance that that Sandisk Ultra might be the "pre-nerf" version?
This one is also the nerfed one, isn't it?
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WhipperSnapper
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Quote from pockethamster :
This one is also the nerfed one, isn't it?
I would assume that the WD Newegg is selling is the nerfed one. At issue is whether the Sandisk at Best Buy might be older stock that did not get the nerf.
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seantan2001
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So since they got caught, did they change back or they will continue to make these with slower chips?
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lifexpert
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Max Sequential Read - Up to 2400 MBps
Max Sequential Write - Up to 1950 MBps


Isn't that a bit slow?
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code65536
Nov 25, 2021
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Quote from lifexpert :
Max Sequential Read - Up to 2400 MBps
Max Sequential Write - Up to 1950 MBps


Isn't that a bit slow?
Still faster than a SATA SSD, which in turn is still much faster than a non-SSD.

For a drive below 8 cents per GB, this speed is fine. I have multiple computers, with SSDs ranging from classic 2.5" SATA to premium NVMe, and honestly in regular day to day usage, you will not notice the difference between them. Only in benchmarks and high-stress scenarios will the differences become noticeable to the end user.
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jlieu
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Quote from seantan2001 :
So since they got caught, did they change back or they will continue to make these with slower chips?
Doubt they changed it.
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kellyadmirer
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Picked one up for a new build. Sale ends in five hours.
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Nov 26, 2021
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Will this Gen 3 work without a heatsink in my ps6 digital edition? Asking for a friend...
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Quote from BryanB5769 :
Will this Gen 3 work without a heatsink in my ps6 digital edition? Asking for a friend...
PS6 doesn't needs drives, it has quantum aura blast processing.
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LEOMHK1.0
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Quote from lifexpert :
Max Sequential Read - Up to 2400 MBps
Max Sequential Write - Up to 1950 MBps


Isn't that a bit slow?
It might be but blistering speed comes at a premium.
Even people that require it may still use this as a secondary drive.
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pezzie
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Quote from lifexpert :
Max Sequential Read - Up to 2400 MBps
Max Sequential Write - Up to 1950 MBps


Isn't that a bit slow?
People using this as a gaming drive probably won't notice the speed difference between this and a faster drive. Maybe you'll have a 4.5 second load time instead of a 4 second load.

People that constantly transfer large files, maybe wanna look at speed more.
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Here's my Intel ssdsc2kw512g8 I got a few years ago for some reference.Wink

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Tbl5143
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Quote from code65536 :
Still faster than a SATA SSD, which in turn is still much faster than a non-SSD.

For a drive below 8 cents per GB, this speed is fine. I have multiple computers, with SSDs ranging from classic 2.5" SATA to premium NVMe, and honestly in regular day to day usage, you will not notice the difference between them. Only in benchmarks and high-stress scenarios will the differences become noticeable to the end user.
Yeah, but everyone here is a power user... Totally agree, even old school sata SSDs are fast enough for the vast majority of people.

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