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Sometimes it's easy to get wrapped up in the slickdeals commentary of everyone poo-pooing a drive because it's not on par with pro gen4/5 NVME doing 7,000+mb/s in an external enclosure.
I'm glad I took the plunge, this drive does exactly what I want and is totally fast enough for 95%+ of people. Hopefully this helps someone else out that was in the same skeptical position I was in.
You're better off buying an M.2 with enclosure and plugging a USB into that. That way, when your enclosure breaks, you can still recover the contents from a PC or another enclosure. SSDs have low failure rates, it's the human-factor that causes problems more than anything.
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Sometimes it's easy to get wrapped up in the slickdeals commentary of everyone poo-pooing a drive because it's not on par with pro gen4/5 NVME doing 7,000+mb/s in an external enclosure.
I'm glad I took the plunge, this drive does exactly what I want and is totally fast enough for 95%+ of people. Hopefully this helps someone else out that was in the same skeptical position I was in.
Sometimes it's easy to get wrapped up in the slickdeals commentary of everyone poo-pooing a drive because it's not on par with pro gen4/5 NVME doing 7,000+mb/s in an external enclosure.
I'm glad I took the plunge, this drive does exactly what I want and is totally fast enough for 95%+ of people. Hopefully this helps someone else out that was in the same skeptical position I was in.
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You're better off buying an M.2 with enclosure and plugging a USB into that. That way, when your enclosure breaks, you can still recover the contents from a PC or another enclosure. SSDs have low failure rates, it's the human-factor that causes problems more than anything.
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You're better off buying an M.2 with enclosure and plugging a USB into that. That way, when your enclosure breaks, you can still recover the contents from a PC or another enclosure. SSDs have low failure rates, it's the human-factor that causes problems more than anything.
What is a good M2 enclosure?
And what SSD NVME drive do you recommend with similar quality/reliability?
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