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2TB Crucial X9 Pro USB 3.2 Type-C Portable Solid State Drive Expired
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Amazon has 2TB Crucial X9 Pro USB 3.2 Type-C Portable Solid State Drive (CT2000X9PROSSD902) on sale for $87.99. Shipping is free.
B&H Photo Video also has 2TB Crucial X9 Pro USB 3.2 Type-C Portable Solid State Drive (CT2000X9PROSSD9) on sale for $87.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member CoolBike752 for sharing this deal.
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B&H Photo Video also has 2TB Crucial X9 Pro USB 3.2 Type-C Portable Solid State Drive (CT2000X9PROSSD9) on sale for $87.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member CoolBike752 for sharing this deal.
Specs:
- Micron 3D TLC NAND Flash w/ SM2320 Controller
- up to 1,050 MB/s Sequential Read
- up to 1,050 MB/s Sequential Write
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A recent review from Anandtech has this comparable or better than the popular Samsung T7 drive.
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Seems like overkill for a Tesla. I've been running 512gb ssd for several years and I can still go back and view files from a month ago.
The drive is super small, about the same footprint as my AirPods Pro case and half as thick. I also like the lanyard loop on the corner. The included USB-C to C cable is about 8 inches long end to end.
I formatted the drive to APFS and transferred about 100GB of RAW photos from my M1 MacBook Air. It took less than 2 minutes and sustained 860MB/sec the whole time. Formatting to APFS encrypted and transferring the same files slowed it down to 760MB/sec.
Dimensions2.6 x 2 x 0.4" / 65 x 50 x 10 mm
Weight1.3 oz / 38 g
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To verify what you stated, am I safe with my recent purchase of a SanDisk Extreme Go 1TB from Costco?
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To verify what you stated, am I safe with my recent purchase of a SanDisk Extreme Go 1TB from Costco?
To verify what you stated, am I safe with my recent purchase of a SanDisk Extreme Go 1TB from Costco?
Your drive is a newer model, so not on the list of problem drives. The current belief is that the problem was a design flaw using components that were too big. Sandisk tried to fix the problem with extra epoxy and a firmware update. However, the newest Pro-G40 model has also been reported as failing. The real question is if anyone wants to trust Sandisk SSDs now. Hard to say until all the facts are known.
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The drive is super small, about the same footprint as my AirPods Pro case and half as thick. I also like the lanyard loop on the corner. The included USB-C to C cable is about 8 inches long end to end.
I formatted the drive to APFS and transferred about 100GB of RAW photos from my M1 MacBook Air. It took less than 2 minutes and sustained 860MB/sec the whole time. Formatting to APFS encrypted and transferring the same files slowed it down to 760MB/sec.