TEAMGROUP Inc. via Amazon has select
TeamGroup AX2 3D NAND 2.5" SATA III Internal Solid State Drives on sale from
$28.99.
Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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BlueRaccoon1085 for finding this deal.
- Note: Must be sold by TEAMGROUP Inc and fulfilled by Amazon.
Available capacities:
- 512GB (T253A3512G0C101) $28.99
- 1TB (T253A3001T0C101) $49.99
- 2TB (T253A3002T0C101) $92.99
Product Details:
- SATA III 6Gb/s transfer interface
- Garbage collection, wear-leveling technology, ECC, S.M.A.R.T., and TRIM functions
- DRAM-less
- 3-Year Warranty
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So it's TLC [techpowerup.com].
I think Vulcan Z is considered higher end, but reviews suggest [techpowerup.com] it's DRAM-less, so I don't see what advantages it might have
I couldn't find much AX2 reviews. Maybe it's too new.
The official [teamgroupinc.com] specs [teamgroupinc.com] don't shed any more light. Same TBW.
So the differences between AX2 and Vulcan Z are unclear.
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So it's TLC [techpowerup.com].
I think Vulcan Z is considered higher end, but reviews suggest [techpowerup.com] it's DRAM-less, so I don't see what advantages it might have
I couldn't find much AX2 reviews. Maybe it's too new.
The official [teamgroupinc.com] specs [teamgroupinc.com] don't shed any more light. Same TBW.
So the differences between AX2 and Vulcan Z are unclear.
https://www.bee-link.com/products/eq12-n100
Would like to move BlueIris to it and use this disk. I know WD purple etc., and have it in my current SFF setup, but have read the actual longevity on (some/most) SSDs are fine as surveillance drives ( a few years is OK..) .
Haven't kept up with exact technology types for SSDs lately.
How will the 2TB work for this purpose? Insights? Thx.
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