expiredtDames | Staff posted Feb 27, 2024 06:17 PM
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expiredtDames | Staff posted Feb 27, 2024 06:17 PM
4TB TEAMGROUP QX QLC 3D NAND 2.5" SATA III Solid State Drive $170 + Free Shipping
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I should have jumped on that crucial deal that lasted like 20min
I should have jumped on that crucial deal that lasted like 20min
This is a QLC drive with no DRAM. It's trash. Don't take it as a price trend. Flash prices are rising, and we were warned it was coming. You missed the boat if you waited through this past winter.
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This is a QLC drive with no DRAM. It's trash. Don't take it as a price trend. Flash prices are rising, and we were warned it was coming. You missed the boat if you waited through this past winter.
I have more spare drives than I can use. I just picked up two 500gb HP m.2 SSD's for $15 each that I'll just throw in my desktop for extra space.
This drive would cost more than the computer it is going into, so no bueno.
I have more spare drives than I can use. I just picked up two 500gb HP m.2 SSD's for $15 each that I'll just throw in my desktop for extra space.
I have more spare drives than I can use. I just picked up two 500gb HP m.2 SSD's for $15 each that I'll just throw in my desktop for extra space.
SATA III SSDs are still fine for PC gaming, despite the PS5 demanding NVME drives. PC ports of even Sony PS5 first-party games have shown this (e.g. Rachet and Clank, Spiderman, etc). For sure, as time goes on, and NVME will be more beneficial because games are getting heavier and more complex. But it'll be a while before [up to] 550 MB/s isn't fast enough for a game.
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Previous comment talked about gen 4 to 5 and 4 getting cheaper. That's nvme.
There are no more updates for sata. It's stuck.
Even during the price drops last year sata didn't go down much. It was nvme dropping like a rock.
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