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expiredsr71 posted Feb 24, 2022 8:42 AM
Sabrent 2TB Rocket NVMe 4.0 Gen4 SSD $218.44
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With Promo Code: EMCBP2446 (expired) 267WKDS53 or MKTC7DA4
With Promo Code: EMCBP2446 (expired) 267WKDS53 or MKTC7DA4
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With Promo Code: EMCBP2446 (expired) 267WKDS53 or MKTC7DA4
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Model: SABRENT 2TB Rocket NVMe 4.0 Gen4 PCIe M.2 Internal SSD Extreme Performance Solid State Drive (SB-ROCKET-NVMe4-2TB)
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That mean that the system is loading 55,000 MB of data (the 5500MBps drive would take 10 seconds, and the 5000MBps drive would take 11 seconds).
Given the system has only 16,000 MB of RAM, this seems unlikely, as the system would have to discard about 70% of what it's reading.
That mean that the system is loading 55,000 MB of data (the 5500MBps drive would take 10 seconds, and the 5000MBps drive would take 11 seconds).
Given the system has only 16,000 MB of RAM, this seems unlikely, as the system would have to discard about 70% of what it's reading.
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I contacted the company to see if there was some setting or initialization that I was missing and they shrugged their shoulders and said there was not, and it must be a bad drive. I tried another of the exact same model and it was exactly the same. I ended up exchanging it for a Samsung 2TB drive that worked flawlessly. It's possible I was extremely unlucky, but I personally cannot recommend this particular drive.
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