Amazon has for Prime Members: Select Samsung 990 PRO PCIe Gen4 M.2 2280 Internal Solid State Drive w/ Heatsink on sale as listed below. Shipping is free.
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Amazon has for Prime Members: Select Samsung 990 PRO PCIe Gen4 M.2 2280 Internal Solid State Drive w/ Heatsink on sale as listed below. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for posting this deal.
Sadness. I bought myself an Intel Optane 1.5TB drive just a few days ago. Still within return policy but I think I'll keep it. Running pretty well. I don't think I need NMVE 4. Still using gen 3 NVMEs for my storage + 20TB NAS.
What was the better price for a quality 4TB SSD like this in 2023?
Speaking mostly for the 1TB & 2TB versions, though the 4TB has seen lower prices from Amazon and other places at random times of the year too (at least for the non-heatsink version). The comparable 4TB WD SN850X has also fallen in the lower 200s range if you wanna compare apples to apples too.
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I'm in no rush. Just hate deleting games every time I install one. What should I hold out for?
I guess it depends on what system you're talking about (PC? PS5?) and what you currently have vs. your budget. Some lower tier DRAM-less 4TB gen4s can be found for under $200 if you want to gameble with some no-names. The better brands can sometimes get close to $200, but a lot less budge this year (if I recall) due to some factory shenanigans with NAND earlier this year; might've made that up.
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Speaking mostly for the 1TB & 2TB versions, though the 4TB has seen lower prices from Amazon and other places at random times of the year too (at least for the non-heatsink version). The comparable 4TB WD SN850X has also fallen in the lower 200s range if you wanna compare apples to apples too.
I guess it depends on what system you're talking about (PC? PS5?) and what you currently have vs. your budget. Some lower tier DRAM-less 4TB gen4s can be found for under $200 if you want to gameble with some no-names. The better brands can sometimes get close to $200, but a lot less budge this year (if I recall) due to some factory shenanigans with NAND earlier this year; might've made that up.
PC for me. Have a prebuilt that came with a 1TB M2. Don't even know if it's gen3 or gen4. Don't play much. Just know I need more space. I want 4TB and prefer $200 or less. Is that wishful thinking?
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Thanks for your efforts and posts regardless though, Phoinix.
Thanks for your efforts and posts regardless though, Phoinix.
Thanks for your efforts and posts regardless though, Phoinix.
9/6/23: B&H Crucial MX500 4TB SATA $179.99
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I guess it depends on what system you're talking about (PC? PS5?) and what you currently have vs. your budget. Some lower tier DRAM-less 4TB gen4s can be found for under $200 if you want to gameble with some no-names. The better brands can sometimes get close to $200, but a lot less budge this year (if I recall) due to some factory shenanigans with NAND earlier this year; might've made that up.
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