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expired Posted by Borand • Jul 8, 2024
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SAMSUNG 990 PRO SSD 4TB $299.99 - Amazon
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I'd love to get it for that price! Here's hoping...
I'd probably take a 2TB one for $130 or less too.
The firmware shows latest (4B2QJXD7), but both Interface (N/A) and NVMe Driver (Unknown) are not being detected. Does anyone know if these matter?
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Probably buying for their (and russia's) military I suppose. I know China does make their own nand, but from what I've read it's inferior to what others produce .
The firmware shows latest (4B2QJXD7), but both Interface (N/A) and NVMe Driver (Unknown) are not being detected. Does anyone know if these matter?
I bought it to use in a gen 3 Dell XPS but could never get it to boot even though it should be compatible. I tried several fresh and complete clones but still no go. The XPS went back to running a 2TB SKH and has been without issue for almost 2 years.
I was so busy with stuff at the end and beginning of the year, but I do think I tried it in an Acer (4th gen) that's running a 2TB 980 Pro. I may try it again just to verify it, but the Acer is running Win 11 (I hate Win 11) so I didn't want to leave it there.
Unfortunately, right now the 990 Pro 4TB is serving as a low use temp external SSD. I plan on putting it into a newer laptop this year if I find one I like and Win 11 ever becomes less of a dumpster fire.
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Curious.... Did you even read through this thread before posting?
Curious.... Did you even read through this thread before posting?
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1. Semi monopoly by manufacturers, very similar to the oil cartel. Don't know exact numbers but my understanding is that memory chip production is highly concentrated in just a few companies. Wouldn't be surprised if 90% of world output is controlled by 4 or 5 companies. IIRC, it was Samsung in early 2023 started cutting production in order to drive up prices. The other major chip manufacturers fell in line and prices went up 30-40%.
2. Reckless fiscal policy in the US. Conditions were already ripe for inflation as the Covid pandemic ended but fuel was added to the fire by the unfunded spending programs launched at the beginning of the current administration. Over $2 trillion was dumped into the US money supply.
Basic economics. Classic inflation....too many dollars chasing too few goods.
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