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Amazon.com: XPG SX8100 4TB 3D NAND NVMe Gen3x4 PCIe M.2 2280 Solid State Drive R/W 3500/3000MB/s SSD (ASX8100NP-4TT-C) : Electronics $380.00
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I'm kind of wondering if anyone can chime in on the quality of this, but for $380 (after $20 clipped coupon) for a 4tb nvme ssd it seems like a really solid deal. I still see $80-100 as price range for deals for 1 tb and $180ish for 2tb so price per TB and to have it all consolidated into one drive slot seems like an amazing option. I just installed this into my new Eluk laptop and so far it seems awesome!
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I'm kind of wondering if anyone can chime in on the quality of this, but for $380 (after $20 clipped coupon) for a 4tb nvme ssd it seems like a really solid deal. I still see $80-100 as price range for deals for 1 tb and $180ish for 2tb so price per TB and to have it all consolidated into one drive slot seems like an amazing option. I just installed this into my new Eluk laptop and so far it seems awesome!
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0...asin_title
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The drive I have has SLC listed as the tech behind it, which I knew lasted longer than the cheaper to produce TLC and QLC technology. I was mistaken that TLC is something to be avoided compared to QLC, but the reasoning really wasn't that far off (in my defense).
Just so you know though (because I am guessing you have this issue a lot). That isn't a productive way, helpful way, or healthy way to communicate. It's completely unnecessary. If you are hurting, not believing in yourself, have low self esteem, whatever the case may be, coming on the internet and bashing the first person you can because it's safe for you to do so, when there was a perfectly good opportunity to have a discussion, explain something, help a fellow human being out, is just a tragedy. Good luck in life man. Feel free to change the direction of this and in a non-asshole way, provide the explanation you must so readily have to the people who could still see this thread and like myself, are unaware of exactly what to buy. Or don't. You don't need to spend your time on it. But if you don't, in the future, try better to not make the world a worse place instead.
Thanks in advance.
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The drive I have has SLC listed as the tech behind it, which I knew lasted longer than the cheaper to produce TLC and QLC technology. I was mistaken that TLC is something to be avoided compared to QLC, but the reasoning really wasn't that far off (in my defense).
Just so you know though (because I am guessing you have this issue a lot). That isn't a productive way, helpful way, or healthy way to communicate. It's completely unnecessary. If you are hurting, not believing in yourself, have low self esteem, whatever the case may be, coming on the internet and bashing the first person you can because it's safe for you to do so, when there was a perfectly good opportunity to have a discussion, explain something, help a fellow human being out, is just a tragedy. Good luck in life man. Feel free to change the direction of this and in a non-asshole way, provide the explanation you must so readily have to the people who could still see this thread and like myself, are unaware of exactly what to buy. Or don't. You don't need to spend your time on it. But if you don't, in the future, try better to not make the world a worse place instead.
Thanks in advance.
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