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The Inland 2TB SSD NVMe drive is available again. But $5.00 more than the last deal.
https://www.microcenter
https://www.microcenter
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The Inland 2TB SSD NVMe drive is available again. But $5.00 more than the last deal.
https://www.microcenter
https://www.microcenter
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https://www.asus.com/motherboards...
or from ASRock:
https://www.asrock.com/mb/spec/pr...M.2%20CARD
I think Gigabyte also makes one, and there are probably others from China.
These cards are PCIe Gen3, just like the NVMe posted here.
There are similar cards for PCIe Gen4.
If you need to raid, you can do it in software.
Otherwise you can find NVMe raid cards but those are expensive as hell.
Same goes for quad cards that do their own bifurcation in case your motherboard doesn't, they are expensive as hell.
For example:
https://www.amazon.com/KONYEAD-Ca...C87&sr=8-4
Also keep in mind cooling the drives, some of those quad cards do not come with a heatsink to cover them all (like the one in the last link).
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Most Americans live in the Eastern half. Microcenter is in Denver, Dallas, Houston, and LA. It's true that not everyone has it, but my claim isn't wrong.
Microcenters are in the following metros:
Atlanta
Chicago
Columbus
Dallas
DC
Detroit
Denver
Houston
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
NYC
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Notable (populous) metro areas without a Microcenter:
Austin/San Antonio
Bay Area
Miami (and Florida more generally)
Phoenix
Seattle
If you don't live near a Microcenter it doesn't mean there's something wrong with you. There's not a Microcenter in my city, but there's one an hour away in Denver and so I'm mildly interested in Microcenter deals. I see Microcenter deals as being kind of like those military-only deals, except that they have way wider reach.
Microcenters are in the following metros:
Atlanta
Chicago
Columbus
Dallas
DC
Detroit
Denver
Houston
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
NYC
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Notable (populous) metro areas without a Microcenter:
Austin/San Antonio
Bay Area
Miami (and Florida more generally)
Phoenix
Seattle
If you don't live near a Microcenter it doesn't mean there's something wrong with you. There's not a Microcenter in my city, but there's one an hour away in Denver and so I'm mildly interested in Microcenter deals. I see Microcenter deals as being kind of like those military-only deals, except that they have way wider reach.
Microcenters are in the following metros:
Atlanta
Chicago
Columbus
Dallas
DC
Detroit
Denver
Houston
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
NYC
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Notable (populous) metro areas without a Microcenter:
Austin/San Antonio
Bay Area
Miami (and Florida more generally)
Phoenix
Seattle
If you don't live near a Microcenter it doesn't mean there's something wrong with you. There's not a Microcenter in my city, but there's one an hour away in Denver and so I'm mildly interested in Microcenter deals. I see Microcenter deals as being kind of like those military-only deals, except that they have way wider reach.
Microcenters are in the following metros:
Atlanta
Chicago
Columbus
Dallas
DC
Detroit
Denver
Houston
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
NYC
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Notable (populous) metro areas without a Microcenter:
Austin/San Antonio
Bay Area
Miami (and Florida more generally)
Phoenix
Seattle
If you don't live near a Microcenter it doesn't mean there's something wrong with you. There's not a Microcenter in my city, but there's one an hour away in Denver and so I'm mildly interested in Microcenter deals. I see Microcenter deals as being kind of like those military-only deals, except that they have way wider reach.
Out of curiosity, i decided to look up how many people actually lived near a store, and i used the metro population like you did, and thats being generous. Only 54 million people live near their 25 stores. So no, 50% of people do not live near a microcenter, more like 15%. You can now stop trying to justify posting these crappy microcenter deals that 85% of people in the us cant access.
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