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8TB Samsung 870 QVO 2.5" SATA III Internal SSD (MZ-77Q8T0B) on sale for $349.99 - $50 off when you clip the coupon =
$299.99.
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Product Features: - 2nd generation 4-bit MLC technology that delivers fast read/write speeds of 560/530 MB/s
- AES 256-bit Full Disk Encryption, TCG/Opal V2.0, Encrypted Drive (IEEE1667)
- SATA 6 Gb/s Interface
- Samsung 1 GB Low Power DDR4 SDRAM
- 1.5 Million Hours Reliability (MTBF)
- V-NAND reliability backed by up to 3-year or 2,880 TBW warranty
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Amazon $319.99 (Jul 13, 2023) $919.99 (Feb 08, 2021) $349.99 (Oct 27, 2023) $360.37
back in '21 was $990! O.O
while this is not the fastest ssd, it is decent cost per tb.
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time to order anouther one
Edit: The reason for the small than advertised disk capacity is because all drive manufactures these days use 1TB = 1000GB and 1GB = 1000MB as a unit of measurement, The computer see 1TB as 1024GB and 1GB as 1024MB. It's basically the same as a vendor redefining a 1LB as being 10oz instead of 16oz and advertising something as 5LB when its actually only 3LBs.
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A windows install with MS office and a few assorted apps will take up less than 64GB. But you would never try and run a modern PC with that little storage.
EDIT here's your 240gb SSD > https://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-SS...6LZ42?th=1
it's $25
A 512GB M.2 will work for allot of users. I choose a 1TB Samsung 980 Pro for my system drive. I installed a couple of games and stuff on it and it's about half full after one year.
The people looking at an 8TB SSD aren't looking for a boot drive it's for bulk storage and games
Win OS + apps sits separately.
SanDisk is better than PNY?
Second drive is 4TB. I don't do games though.
SanDisk is better than PNY?
Edit: The reason for the small than advertised disk capacity is because all drive manufactures these days use 1TB = 1000GB and 1GB = 1000MB as a unit of measurement, The computer see 1TB as 1024GB and 1GB as 1024MB. It's basically the same as a vendor redefining a 1LB as being 10oz instead of 16oz and advertising something as 5LB when its actually only 3LBs.
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