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2TB Team Group MP33 NVMe SSD $70
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It's is but just no, you will loose data.
I want to buy a NVMe SSD but almost every one I see that shows up here people are saying don't buy it.
I want to buy a NVMe SSD but almost every one I see that shows up here people are saying don't buy it.
Team Group, not so much.
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I want to buy a NVMe SSD but almost every one I see that shows up here people are saying don't buy it.
Team Group, not so much.
x4 will work in x3 but throughput will be limited by the PCIe channel. I have a WD Black SN850 a top of the line PCIe x4 NVME. But, it's in a x3 PC so it's not really any faster than a drive like the TeamGroup. Frankly, not much faster than a good SSD in home daily operation.
Know what you need, be realistic about what you want and expect. It does take some digging and learning.
https://www.techpowerup
https://www.tomshardwar
Longevity is a whole different issue but it does have a 5 year warranty. Failure rate on NVME is generally considered very low. OTOH, I've had 2 SSD's fail, and one NVME soldered into a laptop that is down to ~60% health. Even Samsung, the 'rock' of SSD/NVME has had a recent problem with it's top tier NVME.
It happens > backup.
x4 will work in x3 but throughput will be limited by the PCIe channel. I have a WD Black SN850 a top of the line PCIe x4 NVME. But, it's in a x3 PC so it's not really any faster than a drive like the TeamGroup. Frankly, not much faster than a good SSD in home daily operation.
Know what you need, be realistic about what you want and expect. It does take some digging and learning.
https://www.techpowerup
https://www.tomshardwar
Longevity is a whole different issue but it does have a 5 year warranty. Failure rate on NVME is generally considered very low. OTOH, I've had 2 SSD's fail, and one NVME soldered into a laptop that is down to ~60% health. Even Samsung, the 'rock' of SSD/NVME has had a recent problem with it's top tier NVME.
It happens > backup.