Adorama has
2TB PNY 3D NAND CS2130 M.2 PCIe NVMe Gen 3 x4 Solid State Drive SSD (M280CS2130-2TB-RB) on sale for
$139.99.
Shipping is free.
- Note: Currently backordered
BH Photo Video has
2TB PNY 3D NAND CS2130 M.2 PCIe NVMe Gen 3 x4 Solid State Drive SSD (M280CS2130-2TB-RB) on sale for
$139.99.
Shipping is free.
- Note: Currently backordered
Thanks to Community Member
MaKlounkee for finding this deal.
Product Details:
- Sequential Read of 3500 MB/s and Write of 3000 MB/s
- Low power consumption, cool and quiet operation
- Utilizes PCIe interface and 3D NAND components
- 2-million hours mean time between failures (MTFB)
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They didn't change the electronics just the rating which was much higher than anything comparable when it first came out. The mining warranty repairs likely bit them. So, the ones bought earlier and the ones bought later will have the same endurance except the warranty would run out sooner for later ones. Unless you are mining 24x7, no consumer SSD runs out of wear numbers before the years are up.
Shouldn't be confused with the model in this thread.
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I'm currently using it (wasn't able to return in time) and it works fine but obviously always concerned about this wear level issue
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But loading a game it means only a few seconds in difference.
Go for the price.
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I'm currently using it (wasn't able to return in time) and it works fine but obviously always concerned about this wear level issue
Recommend the cheaper dramless TLC for light use, dram TLC for peformance or heavy use.
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I'm currently using it (wasn't able to return in time) and it works fine but obviously always concerned about this wear level issue
They didn't change the electronics just the rating which was much higher than anything comparable when it first came out. The mining warranty repairs likely bit them. So, the ones bought earlier and the ones bought later will have the same endurance except the warranty would run out sooner for later ones. Unless you are mining 24x7, no consumer SSD runs out of wear numbers before the years are up.
Shouldn't be confused with the model in this thread.
https://www.tomshardware.com/news...fpIZPQ4izo [tomshardware.com]
I'm currently using it (wasn't able to return in time) and it works fine but obviously always concerned about this wear level issue
As for the endurance it says it has 2M Hour MTFB and should have at least 2yr warranty.
Gamestop had the best price after 10% cashback from that place that begins with R.
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They didn't change the electronics just the rating which was much higher than anything comparable when it first came out. The mining warranty repairs likely bit them. So, the ones bought earlier and the ones bought later will have the same endurance except the warranty would run out sooner for later ones. Unless you are mining 24x7, no consumer SSD runs out of wear numbers before the years are up.
Shouldn't be confused with the model in this thread.
But loading a game it means only a few seconds in difference.
Go for the price.
I grabbed one of these at Gamestop for $130, I think you're right about going for the price. I'm installing it in a G15 so perhaps I can swap it to the second SSD slot when Gen4 drives become much cheaper.
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