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Why do you say that? 1600TB is above average. However, these numbers are just for warranty purposes and should not be used as an indicator of quality or longevity. It is possible this drive uses QLC. There is nothing indicating either way.
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Why do you say that? 1600TB is above average. However, these numbers are just for warranty purposes and should not be used as an indicator of quality or longevity. It is possible this drive uses QLC. There is nothing indicating either way.
Thanks for the link. Though, you still can't be 100% certain. I've caught at least two companies (Silicon Power and ADATA) blatantly lying about the components in some of their drives.
Those spreadsheets/databases are often inaccurate for these bargain drives. Out of the four cheap SATA drives I bought in the last year, not one had the components listed in the spreadsheet. I recently bought a Team Group CX2 1TB. It came with a Phison S11 controller + 96-layer Micron TLC.
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There is a QLC version, but it has QLC listed on it: https://www.teamgroupin
and it has a different part number (T253TY002T0C101) for the 2TB version.
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There is a QLC version, but it has QLC listed on it: https://www.teamgroupin
and it has a different part number (T253TY002T0C101) for the 2TB version.
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There is a QLC version, but it has QLC listed on it: https://www.teamgroupin
and it has a different part number (T253TY002T0C101) for the 2TB version.
There is a QLC version, but it has QLC listed on it: https://www.teamgroupin
and it has a different part number (T253TY002T0C101) for the 2TB version.
There is a QLC version, but it has QLC listed on it: https://www.teamgroupin
and it has a different part number (T253TY002T0C101) for the 2TB version.
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