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1TB SanDisk E30 Portable USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C External Solid State Drive SSD Expired
$59.50
$119.99
+ Free Shipping
Western Digital has 1TB SanDisk Portable SSD (SDSSDE30-1T00-G25) on sale for $59.49. Shipping is free.
Adorama also has 1TB SanDisk Portable SSD (SDSSDE30-1T00-G25) on sale for $59.49. Shipping is free.
- Note: Estimated availability is 3-4 weeks.
Adorama also has 1TB SanDisk Portable SSD (SDSSDE30-1T00-G25) on sale for $59.49. Shipping is free.
- Note: Temporarily on backorder and will ship once it arrives.
- Solid state performance featuring 520MB/s read speeds in a portable drive
- Reliable storage for backing up content and memories
- Up to two-meter drop protection lets this drive take a beating
- Tough rubber hook to secure it to your belt loop or backpack
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Even if you move the whole 1TB, we're talking about the difference of ~15 minutes.
I'm not important enough that 15 mins is worth $30, especially when I can just leave it and do something else
In some cases it may even be better to just buy a cheap 1TB NVME stick and an enclosure instead.
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That means transferring data uses CPU.
It would work fine just you might notice some stuttering when it's loading a new part of the map.
The best method would be some sort of Thunderbolt NVME enclosure, if such a thing exists (never researched it) and your laptop supported Thunderbolt.
That means transferring data uses CPU.
It would work fine just you might notice some stuttering when it's loading a new part of the map.
The best method would be some sort of Thunderbolt NVME enclosure, if such a thing exists (never researched it) and your laptop supported Thunderbolt.
Yes, there exist nvme enclosure w thunderbolt port but it doesn't come cheap.
Even if you move the whole 1TB, we're talking about the difference of ~15 minutes.
I'm not important enough that 15 mins is worth $30, especially when I can just leave it and do something else
And how reliable are these kind of HDDs? I wanted to switch the least year with one of these guys, but I still have some resistance to the change from mechanical drives to big SSD, this because I still have 10+ years mechanical drives who are rock solid when I plug them again to browse old photo/video backups, and I had some bad experiences with these kind of SSD drives.
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Or should i get one of those nvme? I understand that theyre faster or will it be an overkill for my use? Thanks guys