Newegg[newegg.com] has 2TB Crucial P3 Plus PCIe NVMe M.2 Solid State Drive on sale for $119.99 - $20 off when you use coupon code CRUCDSTWTY33 at checkout = $99.99. Shipping is free.
Product Info
Product Description:
Crucial P3 Plus 2TB PCIe 4.0 3D NAND NVMe M.2 SSD, up to 5000MB/s - CT2000P3PSSD8
Product SKU:
N82E16820156301
capacity:
2TB
form_factor:
M.2 2280
interface:
PCI-Express 4.0 x4 NVMe
memory_components:
3D NAND
protocol:
NVMe
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Newegg[newegg.com] has 2TB Crucial P3 Plus PCIe NVMe M.2 Solid State Drive on sale for $119.99 - $20 off when you use coupon code CRUCDSTWTY33 at checkout = $99.99. Shipping is free.
Model: CRUCIAL P3 PLUS 2000GB 3D NAND NVME PCIE M.2 SSD
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Getting warmer. Last time there was a massive obersupply of NAND and DRAM chips this dropped to $79 and with the progress of technology since then this really should be much cheaper by now probably sub $50.
DRAM should be a standard specification listed on any SDD page. Not saying all SSDs should have DRAM, but the store page should always include a mention of whether or not the SSD has it.
I immediately googled it and had found the info in a reddit comment, SD comment, amazon user review... Not on a product or store page.
DRAM should be a standard specification listed on any SDD page. Not saying all SSDs should have DRAM, but the store page should always include a mention of whether or not the SSD has it.
I immediately googled it and had found the info in a reddit comment, SD comment, amazon user review... Not on a product or store page.
100% Amen!
And while we're at it can we have laptop product listings specify if their RAM is soldered in or not? Very similar situation and it's SUCH a pain to find.
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And while we're at it can we have laptop product listings specify if their RAM is soldered in or not? Very similar situation and it's SUCH a pain to find.
Or, hear me out on this... Right to Repair standardization laws.
Let's all stop buying from companies that deliberately obfuscate as much as possible to keep you from doing what you want with things that you own, largely for the sake of planned obsolescence.
Toyota isn't perfect, but one thing they do have that every company should be adopting is a public database to look up part numbers and order them without having to go through back channels.
I don't want to reverse engineer your product and steal it. I just want to keep what I buy going for a reasonable amount of time without feeling like I'm renting it.
Any reason to avoid dram-less? I bought a 4 TB version of this for solely game storage and haven't had any issues with that use
No. Not really. A PC can use its Ram as buffer. This is called Host Memory Buffer, which is not terrible. However, an external box or the PS5 won't support that. So it's a bit of a limitation that's all.
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DRAM should be a standard specification listed on any SDD page. Not saying all SSDs should have DRAM, but the store page should always include a mention of whether or not the SSD has it.
I immediately googled it and had found the info in a reddit comment, SD comment, amazon user review... Not on a product or store page.
DRAM should be a standard specification listed on any SDD page. Not saying all SSDs should have DRAM, but the store page should always include a mention of whether or not the SSD has it.
I immediately googled it and had found the info in a reddit comment, SD comment, amazon user review... Not on a product or store page.
And while we're at it can we have laptop product listings specify if their RAM is soldered in or not? Very similar situation and it's SUCH a pain to find.
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
And while we're at it can we have laptop product listings specify if their RAM is soldered in or not? Very similar situation and it's SUCH a pain to find.
Let's all stop buying from companies that deliberately obfuscate as much as possible to keep you from doing what you want with things that you own, largely for the sake of planned obsolescence.
Toyota isn't perfect, but one thing they do have that every company should be adopting is a public database to look up part numbers and order them without having to go through back channels.
I don't want to reverse engineer your product and steal it. I just want to keep what I buy going for a reasonable amount of time without feeling like I'm renting it.
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