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nvm. missing heatsink
Last Updated by persian_mafia | Staff on 07-07-2025 at 10:14 AM
Model: Crucial P310 4TB PCIe Gen4 2280 NVMe M.2 SSD with heatsink Up to 7,100MB/s – with Acronis Offer, Internal Solid State Drive (PC) – CT4000P310SSD5-01
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EDITED TO UPDATE: PLEASE SEE DirkD's post clarifying QLC vs TLC and resulting difference in endurance. Price being equal, Samsung seems to be the much stronger drive (TLC with 3x rated endurance)
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EDITED TO UPDATE: PLEASE SEE DirkD's post clarifying QLC vs TLC and resulting difference in endurance. Price being equal, Samsung seems to be the much stronger drive (TLC with 3x rated endurance)
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What am I missing? I don't get why anyone thinks Crucial SSDs are a good deal. They consistently have some of the lowest TBW numbers across the industry but they are not priced to reflect that.
Amazon resale has the Samsung 990 Pro - with or without a heatsink - for $183, after 30% off Prime day deal, for "used like new", which is basically a customer return. That's a way better deal for a way better drive.
Amazon resale has the Samsung 990 Pro - with or without a heatsink - for $183, after 30% off Prime day deal, for "used like new", which is basically a customer return. That's a way better deal for a way better drive.
Hmm worth a try. It's sold by Amazon so shouldn't be hard to return if it has an issue.
Amazon resale has the Samsung 990 Pro - with or without a heatsink - for $183, after 30% off Prime day deal, for "used like new", which is basically a customer return. That's a way better deal for a way better drive.
wow great find. 4TB for under $200. I almost bought a new 2TB one for $150
I love Crucial's stuff, and have their DRAM and SSDs in a few of our PCs. But- good grief, never have I seen such a low endurance number! This might be good for long-term storage (if it doesn't fail), but I'd never consider this as a main drive.
Choose the "used - like new" (basically a customer return) that's $261.09. Right now, there's an extra 30% off for Prime days, bringing the price down to $182.76.
4TB with only 800TBW? Something ain't right... All my 2TB NVME I brought so far are equals or higher than 1200TBW. Not to mention the 2TB 3600TBW Toshiba based GEN 4 models.
Better deal is the Samsung 4TB 990 Evo Plus $235. 10% back. Buy a heatsink for $7-8. Still come out way ahead with 5 year warranty/2400TBW and better specs.
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Better deal is the Samsung 4TB 990 Evo Plus $235. 10% back. Buy a heatsink for $7-8. Still come out way ahead with 5 year warranty/2400TBW and better specs.
Thanks for this reminder— the Amazon renewables do not offer manufacture warranty it seems. Not a lawyer so have to pay the premium vs 20-30% discount.
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EDITED TO UPDATE: PLEASE SEE DirkD's post clarifying QLC vs TLC and resulting difference in endurance. Price being equal, Samsung seems to be the much stronger drive (TLC with 3x rated endurance)
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Choose the "used - like new" (basically a customer return) that's $261.09. Right now, there's an extra 30% off for Prime days, bringing the price down to $182.76.
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Thanks for this reminder— the Amazon renewables do not offer manufacture warranty it seems. Not a lawyer so have to pay the premium vs 20-30% discount.
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