2TB Team Group MP34 M.2 PCIe 3.0 x4 NVMe 3D NAND Internal Solid State Drive
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TeamGroup Inc. via Amazon has 2TB TeamGroup MP34 M.2 PCIe 3.0 x4 NVMe 3D NAND Internal Solid State Drive SSD (TM8FP4002T0C101) on sale for $69.99. Shipping is free.
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TeamGroup Inc. via Amazon[amazon.com] has 2TB TeamGroup MP34 M.2 PCIe 3.0 x4 NVMe 3D NAND Internal Solid State Drive SSD (TM8FP4002T0C101) on sale for $69.99. Shipping is free.
Model: 2TB TeamGroup MP34 M.2 PCIe 3.0 x4 NVMe 3D NAND Internal Solid State Drive
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TEAMGROUP MP34 2TB with DRAM SLC Cache 3D NAND TLC NVMe 1.3 PCIe Gen3x4 M.2 2280 Internal SSD (Read/Write Speed up to 3,500/2,900 MB/s) Compatible with Laptop & PC Desktop TM8FP4002T0C101
Manufacturer:
TEAMGROUP
Model Number:
TM8FP4002T0C101
Product SKU:
B095PMX6JS
UPC:
765441645509
ASIN:
B095PMX6JS
Brand:
TEAMGROUP
Item Dimensions LxWxH:
3.1496 x 0.86614 x 0.137795 Inches
Item Weight:
0.019841604 Pounds
Item model number:
TM8FP4002T0C101
Manufacturer:
TEAMGROUP
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If you need one now, get the 970. These are better than 33 line, but the Warranty process is expensive and time consuming. They will ask you to ship these to Taiwan for warranty replacement. Its rare these fail, if they fail they will be within your return window to Amazon.
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I bought two of the 1TB flavor back in June for $44 each. They are now $39.
I've been running them in a Synology NAS for read/write caching and they are working out good.
The MTBF of 1,800,000 hours and DWPD of 1.52 (edit, now calculated to be 0.91) was an important choice regarding that.
It appears the jump from 1TB to 2TB changes the model of MP34 to MP34q which keeps the same MTBF but drops the DWPD dramatically to 0.11 (edit, now calculated to be 0.55).
For those keeping in mind what to use this for, the 1TB model seemingly would be the better choice if you aren't just out for larger space.
I need M2 storage for my camera server which does high read/write counts. Anyone recommend a slickdeal that has a high TBW warranty? (total bytes written). 1TB or 2TB as long as good brand and a slickdeal. Thank you
This makes a good external drive in an enclosure. USB whatever2x2 can't keep up with Gen3 PCIE drive, and it doesn't seem to get hot even in cheap enclosures. Always get DRAM for external drives IMO.
can you elaborate why dram is neccessary for external drives? ive only read you should have it for the primary os drive.
can you elaborate why dram is neccessary for external drives? ive only read you should have it for the primary os drive.
My layman's understanding/summary based on some things I've read and a couple videos: SSDs without DRAM often rely on a HMB buffer using system RAM to handle various functions that reduce latency and improve read/write speeds with small file transfers, and to reduce wear on the NAND flash. But HMB buffer isn't available with a USB connection. Without DRAM then, the NAND itself has to handle all reads/writes directly with reduces overall performance and increases wear and tear.
I'm probably not explaining completely correctly, but that's the gist of things as I understand them.
I bought two of the 1TB flavor back in June for $44 each. They are now $39.
I've been running them in a Synology NAS for read/write caching and they are working out good.
The MTBF of 1,800,000 hours and DWPD of 1.52 (edit, now calculated to be 0.91) was an important choice regarding that.
It appears the jump from 1TB to 2TB changes the model of MP34 to MP34q which keeps the same MTBF but drops the DWPD dramatically to 0.11 (edit, now calculated to be 0.55).
For those keeping in mind what to use this for, the 1TB model seemingly would be the better choice if you aren't just out for larger space.
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Thanks OP! Repped!
I've been running them in a Synology NAS for read/write caching and they are working out good.
The MTBF of 1,800,000 hours and DWPD of 1.52 (edit, now calculated to be 0.91) was an important choice regarding that.
It appears the jump from 1TB to 2TB changes the model of MP34 to MP34q which keeps the same MTBF but drops the DWPD dramatically to 0.11 (edit, now calculated to be 0.55).
For those keeping in mind what to use this for, the 1TB model seemingly would be the better choice if you aren't just out for larger space.
Reference: https://nascompares.com/answer/nv...dwpd-mtbf/
Follow up/Edit, looks like their math was wrong:
https://www.teamgroupin
1TB - 1,660TBW
2TB - 2,000TBW
4TB - 2,400TBW
5-year limited warranty (1,825 days)
DWPD = TBW * 1000 / (warrantied-days * capacity-in-GB)
So for 1TB:
DWPD = 1660 * 1000 / (1825 * 1000)
DWPD = 0.91
So for 2TB:
DWPD = 2000 * 1000 / (1825 * 2000)
DWPD = 0.55
So for 4TB:
DWPD = 2400 * 1000 / (1825 * 4000)
DWPD = 0.33
However, the DWPD still much higher on the 1TB version.
I'm probably not explaining completely correctly, but that's the gist of things as I understand them.
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I've been running them in a Synology NAS for read/write caching and they are working out good.
The MTBF of 1,800,000 hours and DWPD of 1.52 (edit, now calculated to be 0.91) was an important choice regarding that.
It appears the jump from 1TB to 2TB changes the model of MP34 to MP34q which keeps the same MTBF but drops the DWPD dramatically to 0.11 (edit, now calculated to be 0.55).
For those keeping in mind what to use this for, the 1TB model seemingly would be the better choice if you aren't just out for larger space.
Reference: https://nascompares.com/answer/nv...dwpd-mtbf/
Follow up/Edit, looks like their math was wrong:
https://www.teamgroupin
1TB - 1,660TBW
2TB - 2,000TBW
4TB - 2,400TBW
5-year limited warranty (1,825 days)
DWPD = TBW * 1000 / (warrantied-days * capacity-in-GB)
So for 1TB:
DWPD = 1660 * 1000 / (1825 * 1000)
DWPD = 0.91
So for 2TB:
DWPD = 2000 * 1000 / (1825 * 2000)
DWPD = 0.55
So for 4TB:
DWPD = 2400 * 1000 / (1825 * 4000)
DWPD = 0.33
However, the DWPD still much higher on the 1TB version.