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expired Posted by BlueRaccoon1085 • Aug 19, 2024
Aug 19, 2024 5:04 PM
1TB SK hynix Tube T31 Portable SSD with DRAM
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Considering what I paid for 500 gig external drives, that's a good deal. And with a USB extension cable, it would be very versatile
If you just need an NVME external enclosure or even a hot swap dock, they make those too.
Considering what I paid for 500 gig external drives, that's a good deal. And with a USB extension cable, it would be very versatile
https://www.amazon.com/1/dp/B07Z4J96C9/ = $70
https://www.amazon.com/ORICO-NVMe...08G14NBC
speeds theoretically 1200MB/S (and it will have better random 4k read/writes)
benefit to this deal (op) is the lack of cable, and the small size.
both of these will heat up to uncomfortable temps
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IMO these are way more convenient because you don't have to deal with cables. It has usb A on one side and usb C on the other side. It's essentially a multi purpose nvme usb thumb drive. I just had a spare 500gb sk hynix drive laying around and it's been solid for the last year
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0...asin_title
IMO these are way more convenient because you don't have to deal with cables. It has usb A on one side and usb C on the other side. It's essentially a multi purpose nvme usb thumb drive. I just had a spare 500gb sk hynix drive laying around and it's been solid for the last year
https://www.amazon.com/1/dp/B07Z4J96C9/ = $70
https://www.amazon.com/ORICO-NVMe...08G14NBC
speeds theoretically 1200MB/S (and it will have better random 4k read/writes)
benefit to this deal (op) is the lack of cable, and the small size.
both of these will heat up to uncomfortable temps
I've seen stuff, recently, about not using SSDs for long term back ups, becaus ethey need electricity to keep the data and that eventually fizzles out, unless connected to power every so often. Interesting, if you'd like to look it up.
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