Various Retailers have 1TB Crucial MX500 TLC 3D NAND2.5"SATA III Internal Solid State Drive / SSD (CT1000MX500SSD1) on sale for $75.99. Shipping is free.
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This deal is $19 off (20% savings) the listed retail price of $94.99 and matches our previous Frontpage deal from early August.
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Highly rated at 4.8 out of 5 stars based on over 75,280 Amazon customer reviews. Crucial's MX500 series is known for being one of the most recommended, reliable & popular 2.5" SATA III solid state drives on the market for years.
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Various Retailers have 1TB Crucial MX500 TLC 3D NAND2.5"SATA III Internal Solid State Drive / SSD (CT1000MX500SSD1) on sale for $75.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member dasfool for finding this deal.
This deal is $19 off (20% savings) the listed retail price of $94.99 and matches our previous Frontpage deal from early August.
Ratings & Reviews:
Highly rated at 4.8 out of 5 stars based on over 75,280 Amazon customer reviews. Crucial's MX500 series is known for being one of the most recommended, reliable & popular 2.5" SATA III solid state drives on the market for years.
Model: Crucial MX500 1TB Internal Solid State Drive, SATA (SATA/600)
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Good drive, not a good price for the current market when we're seeing NVMe drives with DRAM go for significantly less.
This would be a great deal at 2tb or $60, or if this was posted 6 months ago, but it's a far cry from the slick-er deals of late.
About Raid, it back to ourselves what you need. My self, I need Raid to backup my important data (cold Storage) which is I prefer big capacity and cheap like mechanical spin disc hardrive because price/terra more make sense for my case.
Any way thank you to respond my curiosity.
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I remember when this drive was $1000. I know that's how tech progresses, but still, wow. I ordered about 10 of these (not the 1tb of course) years ago and only 1 came DOA, and Crucial quickly sent me a replacement without requiring me to send my defective one back first.
Good drive, not a good price for the current market when we're seeing NVMe drives with DRAM go for significantly less.
This would be a great deal at 2tb or $60, or if this was posted 6 months ago, but it's a far cry from the slick-er deals of late.
There are always people living in worlds with purple skies.
Have any examples that are even close to make this realistic?
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"Great bang for buck 1TB SSD (yes it does have DRAM) for those who still have a use for SSDs (I know I do!)."
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"Great bang for buck 1TB SSD (yes it does have DRAM) for those who still have a use for SSDs (I know I do!)."
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This would be a great deal at 2tb or $60, or if this was posted 6 months ago, but it's a far cry from the slick-er deals of late.
*This NVMe may not apple-to-apple features like DRAM or Encryption support
About Raid, it back to ourselves what you need. My self, I need Raid to backup my important data (cold Storage) which is I prefer big capacity and cheap like mechanical spin disc hardrive because price/terra more make sense for my case.
Any way thank you to respond my curiosity.
This would be a great deal at 2tb or $60, or if this was posted 6 months ago, but it's a far cry from the slick-er deals of late.
Have any examples that are even close to make this realistic?
Otherwise, you fill nvme first and then use SATA ports for additional storage if and when needed.
SATA SSDs these days are basically replacements for what you would have used less than 4TB hard drives in the past.
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