TEAMGROUP Inc. via Amazon has 4TB TEAMGROUP QX 3D NAND QLC 2.5" SATA III SSD Solid State Drive (T253X7004T0C101) on sale for $176.99. Shipping is free.
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Last Updated by oceanlake | Staff on 05-25-2023 at 07:05 PM
TEAMGROUP Inc. via Amazon has 4TB TEAMGROUP QX 3D NAND QLC 2.5" SATA III SSD Solid State Drive (T253X7004T0C101) on sale for $176.99. Shipping is free.
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Model: TEAMGROUP QX 4TB 3D NAND QLC 2.5 Inch SATA III Internal Solid State Drive SSD (Read/Write Speed up to 560/500 MB/s) 1000TBW Compatible with Laptop & PC Desktop T253X7004T0C101
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The 16TB model seems to have DRAM according to the Amazon page, but the other capacities say No DRAM.
Some other 4TB 2.5" drives around this price (and are also DRAM-less) are the Team Group Vulcan-Z QLC which is $165 and the Silicon Power A55 for $160 (which might be TLC as other capacities of the A55 are, and it does have double the TBW compared to Team's QLC drives, but all these drives keep component switching so it's hard to tell).
The 16TB model seems to have DRAM according to the Amazon page, but the other capacities say No DRAM.
Some other 4TB 2.5" drives around this price (and are also DRAM-less) are the Team Group Vulcan-Z QLC which is $165 and the Silicon Power A55 for $160 (which might be TLC as other capacities of the A55 are, and it does have double the TBW compared to Team's QLC drives, but all these drives keep component switching so it's hard to tell).
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The 16TB model seems to have DRAM according to the Amazon page, but the other capacities say No DRAM.
Some other 4TB 2.5" drives around this price (and are also DRAM-less) are the Team Group Vulcan-Z QLC which is $165 and the Silicon Power A55 for $160 (which might be TLC as other capacities of the A55 are, and it does have double the TBW compared to Team's QLC drives, but all these drives keep component switching so it's hard to tell).
ah intresting is the dual chache a miss marketing then?? as if it only has SLC cache that would be single. seems very much so the marketing and selling page has "Smart Dual Cache and powerful performance" but then the actual product edm sheet just says "‧Smart SLC Cache and powerful performance" https://www.teamgroupinc.com/en/product/qx
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Price dropped! Price is reflected above. $179.99 to 176.99
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ah intresting is the dual chache a miss marketing then?? as if it only has SLC cache that would be single. seems very much so the marketing and selling page has "Smart Dual Cache and powerful performance" but then the actual product edm sheet just says "‧Smart SLC Cache and powerful performance"
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What is 1000TBW?
It means that the warranty is good for 3 years or 1000TB of writes, whichever comes first. It's much like how a car could come with a 10 year / 100,000 mile warranty.
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Number of writes to the SSD before it "dies". 1000 TeraBytes of Writes.
No, the TBW are mainly for warranty purposes. They are NOT a good indicator of drive quality or longevity.
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The 16TB model seems to have DRAM according to the Amazon page, but the other capacities say No DRAM.
Some other 4TB 2.5" drives around this price (and are also DRAM-less) are the Team Group Vulcan-Z QLC which is $165 and the Silicon Power A55 for $160 (which might be TLC as other capacities of the A55 are, and it does have double the TBW compared to Team's QLC drives, but all these drives keep component switching so it's hard to tell).
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The 16TB model seems to have DRAM according to the Amazon page, but the other capacities say No DRAM.
Some other 4TB 2.5" drives around this price (and are also DRAM-less) are the Team Group Vulcan-Z QLC which is $165 and the Silicon Power A55 for $160 (which might be TLC as other capacities of the A55 are, and it does have double the TBW compared to Team's QLC drives, but all these drives keep component switching so it's hard to tell).
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https://www.teamgroupin
The 16TB model seems to have DRAM according to the Amazon page, but the other capacities say No DRAM.
Some other 4TB 2.5" drives around this price (and are also DRAM-less) are the Team Group Vulcan-Z QLC which is $165 and the Silicon Power A55 for $160 (which might be TLC as other capacities of the A55 are, and it does have double the TBW compared to Team's QLC drives, but all these drives keep component switching so it's hard to tell).
Heres the specs [teamgroupinc.com] to stop the confusion. Just read it and it say's it doesn't have DRAM.
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