Various Retailers have 1TB Crucial P3 3D NAND PCIe 3.0 M.2 NVMe Internal Solid State Drive CT1000P3SSD8) on sale for $59.99. Shipping is free or select free in-store / curbside pickup (where applicable).
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Various Retailers have 1TB Crucial P3 3D NAND PCIe 3.0 M.2 NVMe Internal Solid State Drive CT1000P3SSD8) on sale for $59.99. Shipping is free or select free in-store / curbside pickup (where applicable).
Thanks to Deal Hunter tDames for sharing this deal.
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This drive is annoying. I don't know if it's the controller (Phison E21) or the firmware but it simply doesn't work in some systems. It has terrible TBW even for a QLC drive. It does have a 4K LBA available which most cheap drives can't do but I'm not sure this makes any difference whatsoever considering almost all flash chips can't do anything less than 64K-128K erase blocks.
I don't know why Micron even makes these chips because there are cheaper better drives using higher quality Micron chips. A good price for this drive would be around $40 similar to the $80 cut-rate 2TB deals we have seen.
It's possible this drive is just under-rated. They haven't been around very long. Maybe in real life usage it is much better than it seems and maybe a new firmware can fix the compatibility issues. We will only know with time.
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This drive is annoying. I don't know if it's the controller (Phison E21) or the firmware but it simply doesn't work in some systems. It has terrible TBW even for a QLC drive. It does have a 4K LBA available which most cheap drives can't do but I'm not sure this makes any difference whatsoever considering almost all flash chips can't do anything less than 64K-128K erase blocks.
I don't know why Micron even makes these chips because there are cheaper better drives using higher quality Micron chips. A good price for this drive would be around $40 similar to the $80 cut-rate 2TB deals we have seen.
It's possible this drive is just under-rated. They haven't been around very long. Maybe in real life usage it is much better than it seems and maybe a new firmware can fix the compatibility issues. We will only know with time.
For gaming, invest on the quality of ssd or you will find yourself staring at a black screen wondering where to start the troubleshoot. Websurfing, video etc can wait but gaming… the vibe-kill can give you a perma regret on every compromise u made in life.
A lot of us still game on a normal SSD by Samsung that pushes maximum 550 MB down so yes this is good for gaming I just upgraded to a Western Digital 7000 big transfer rate of Read and write that was on sale $170 bucks two weeks ago. This will be more than enough speed to do on a PC
A lot of us still game on a normal SSD by Samsung that pushes maximum 550 MB down so yes this is good for gaming I just upgraded to a Western Digital 7000 big transfer rate of Read and write that was on sale $170 bucks two weeks ago. This will be more than enough speed to do on a PC
Ha, I'm gaming on an honest-to-goodness hard drive, spinning at 7200rpm. 😃 I play older games and mostly gave up on FPS because I'm an a-hole when I'm playing those competitively. But I have had some stuttering recently, so it's time to upgrade everything even though I'm just playing Fallout 4 right now. This weekend will be some computer maintenance in between the holiday feasting.
This is a useless comment, but 3D NAND Flash memory will always have a real special place in my heart haha. It was the last major project I worked on and got to full production before being laid off from IMFlash. We worked our asses off to get that stuff dialed in. Defectivity was through the roof for a long time! It was so hard to manufacture at scale. It's incredibly sensitive at almost every step hahaha.
This drive is annoying. I don't know if it's the controller (Phison E21) or the firmware but it simply doesn't work in some systems. It has terrible TBW even for a QLC drive. It does have a 4K LBA available which most cheap drives can't do but I'm not sure this makes any difference whatsoever considering almost all flash chips can't do anything less than 64K-128K erase blocks.
I don't know why Micron even makes these chips because there are cheaper better drives using higher quality Micron chips. A good price for this drive would be around $40 similar to the $80 cut-rate 2TB deals we have seen.
It's possible this drive is just under-rated. They haven't been around very long. Maybe in real life usage it is much better than it seems and maybe a new firmware can fix the compatibility issues. We will only know with time.
can you post/show any other deals in a similar price range to this? i'm looking for an nvme drive 1tb and this is the price range i'm hoping to stay below. thanks in advance
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I don't know why Micron even makes these chips because there are cheaper better drives using higher quality Micron chips. A good price for this drive would be around $40 similar to the $80 cut-rate 2TB deals we have seen.
It's possible this drive is just under-rated. They haven't been around very long. Maybe in real life usage it is much better than it seems and maybe a new firmware can fix the compatibility issues. We will only know with time.
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I don't know why Micron even makes these chips because there are cheaper better drives using higher quality Micron chips. A good price for this drive would be around $40 similar to the $80 cut-rate 2TB deals we have seen.
It's possible this drive is just under-rated. They haven't been around very long. Maybe in real life usage it is much better than it seems and maybe a new firmware can fix the compatibility issues. We will only know with time.
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I don't know why Micron even makes these chips because there are cheaper better drives using higher quality Micron chips. A good price for this drive would be around $40 similar to the $80 cut-rate 2TB deals we have seen.
It's possible this drive is just under-rated. They haven't been around very long. Maybe in real life usage it is much better than it seems and maybe a new firmware can fix the compatibility issues. We will only know with time.
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