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.
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Product Details:
- Read: 560 MB/s
- Write: 500 MB/s
- Supports SLC Caching technology
- 1000TBW
- 3D NAND QLC
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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).
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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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