Newegg has
4TB TeamGroup MP34 PCIe Gen3 M.2 Internal Solid State Drive SSD on sale for
$151.99.
Shipping is free.
- Note: Free 64GB Team Group microSDHC UHS-I/U1 Class 10 Memory Card will automatically be added to the cart
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Product Information:- Sequential Read/Write: up to 3,500/2,900 MB/s
- Read/Write: 450K/400K IOPS Max
- 5-year Warranty or up to 2,400TBW
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He means, in normal operation, things like games and programs will load at practically the same amount of real world time.
Fact check: True
For transferring large files, the key factor is DRAM cache, not rated transfer speed. Both this drive and the Samsung have a DRAM cache. The post admits the Samsung slightly faster.
Fact Check: Though the Samsung is rated at double the speed, the sustained writes (thanks to DRAM cache) will have only a 5-10 second difference for a 200gb file transfer. Therefore, this statement also checks out. Unless you count 5-10 seconds as a huge time save.
The only critique I'd have is that Samsung is probably more reliable, and if transferring an entire archive, it will maybe save you a few minutes.
Just keep these drives cool, with a heatsink/motherboard heatsink.
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More importantly, this is a Newegg deal. Their reputation has tanked significantly and they earned that. Horrible across the board: quality control, customer service, returns and refunds process, etc.
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Would think it would help if we added an aftermarket heat sink?
This is all just a guess based on my own tracking over the years.
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He means, in normal operation, things like games and programs will load at practically the same amount of real world time.
Fact check: True
For transferring large files, the key factor is DRAM cache, not rated transfer speed. Both this drive and the Samsung have a DRAM cache. The post admits the Samsung slightly faster.
Fact Check: Though the Samsung is rated at double the speed, the sustained writes (thanks to DRAM cache) will have only a 5-10 second difference for a 200gb file transfer. Therefore, this statement also checks out. Unless you count 5-10 seconds as a huge time save.
The only critique I'd have is that Samsung is probably more reliable, and if transferring an entire archive, it will maybe save you a few minutes.
Just keep these drives cool, with a heatsink/motherboard heatsink.
temp never went over 47c
He means, in normal operation, things like games and programs will load at practically the same amount of real world time.
Fact check: True
For transferring large files, the key factor is DRAM cache, not rated transfer speed. Both this drive and the Samsung have a DRAM cache. The post admits the Samsung slightly faster.
Fact Check: Though the Samsung is rated at double the speed, the sustained writes (thanks to DRAM cache) will have only a 5-10 second difference for a 200gb file transfer. Therefore, this statement also checks out. Unless you count 5-10 seconds as a huge time save.
The only critique I'd have is that Samsung is probably more reliable, and if transferring an entire archive, it will maybe save you a few minutes.
Just keep these drives cool, with a heatsink/motherboard heatsink.
Now if something goes wrong, the bias will click on a person's brain, and go 'ahah! It must be because it's gen3!' When in reality it's probably other system related things, like being a mid or low end mobo that doesn't distribute pcie lanes efficiently.
Now if something goes wrong, the bias will click on a person's brain, and go 'ahah! It must be because it's gen3!' When in reality it's probably other system related things, like being a mid or low end mobo that doesn't distribute pcie lanes efficiently.
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