Amazon has
512GB Lexar NS100 2.5" SATA III Internal Solid State Drive (LNS100-512RBNA) for $36.99 >
now $35.99.
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BH Photo Video has
512GB Lexar NS100 2.5" SATA III Internal Solid State Drive (LNS100-512RBNA) for $36.99 >
now $35.99.
Shipping is free.
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Features:- 512GB Storage Capacity
- 2.5" / 7mm Form Factor
- SATA III 6 Gb/s Interface
- Up to 550 MB/s Sequential Read Speed
- Shock and Vibration Resistant
- 256TB Endurance (TBW)
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Anyways cool story bro. Not sure if these restrictions are still a thing but something to consider.🤷 ♀️ Cheap enough to gamble on so who cares.
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Anyways cool story bro. Not sure if these restrictions are still a thing but something to consider.🤷 ♀️ Cheap enough to gamble on so who cares.
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OP Deal 512=37 x 2 = 74 doesn't seem to be a good deal.
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Better performance
Longer lifespan
Better reliability
5 yr vs 3 yr warranty
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OP Deal 512=37 x 2 = 74 doesn't seem to be a good deal.
The Crucial MX500 500G for $47 would be preferable, of course, but again, at more money but not that much more money.
The Team Group Vulcan Z is $59 for 1TB with, I think, good and bad reviews.
Of all I've mention, only the Crucial has DRAM.
In the $30-$40 range is a nice spot to be.
Now, I'm talking myself into the Crucial for $47.
I'm spoiled by the fact that I got a 512GB Samsung for $54 once. It was rare even then to get it so cheap.
I have some non-DRAM PNY, HP and Hyundai of 128GB and 240GB.
A friend tells me he has 128GB SSD's that fit Windows and Linux and some programs.
I always thought to have a boot SSD with DRAM and a platter HDD in the same laptop with the OS on the SSD and programs, desktop, and temp folder on the HDD to reduce reads and writes to the SSD but I need an SSD for a small laptop that fits only one drive.
I've been told I shouldn't sweat that an SSD has a limited number of reads/writes.
I've been told it should last as long as a HDD but since SSD's are more expensive than HDD's I've gone the SSD AND HDD route with laptops that accommodate two drives.
I could use my old DRAM-less SSD's I've listed above but perhaps I should go with this Lexar for more space or the Crucial since it has DRAM.
I could off-load work to an external HDD if a small boot SSD doesn't have much space for completed work.
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regularly $62 on sale for $37
where as the Crucial has DRAM and is
regularly $60 on sale for $47.
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Better performance
Longer lifespan
Better reliability
5 yr vs 3 yr warranty
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I do Internet and rip my CD's & DVD's to formats I can watch on my other devices.
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