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Model: MSI SPATIUM M480 PRO PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 1TB PCI-Express 4.0 x4, NVMe 1.4 3D NAND Internal Solid State Drive (SSD)
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I m rusty on nvme prices. is 60-65 good price for a tb? I remember intel solid gm drives selling for 35-40$ for 1 tb few years ago. they were gen3 though. we r not going to see that price point anymore is it ?
I m rusty on nvme prices. is 60-65 good price for a tb? I remember intel solid gm drives selling for 35-40$ for 1 tb few years ago. they were gen3 though. we r not going to see that price point anymore is it ?
It's pretty good in today's market, considering it has DRAM. Most of the deals these days are dramless.
Those Intel drives were blown out while the market had a glut of flash memory and Intel sold their SSD business. Two huge downward pricing pressures acting together at the same time. Note that was also a slower QLC drive. Well made at the time and for what it was, which was a budget nvme drive. It was legendary due to the price, more than performance.
DRAM cache is only relevant for sustained large data transfers and things like video editing. You are unlikely to see any noticeable difference in how fast Windows loads or games despite the naysayers.
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Those Intel drives were blown out while the market had a glut of flash memory and Intel sold their SSD business. Two huge downward pricing pressures acting together at the same time. Note that was also a slower QLC drive. Well made at the time and for what it was, which was a budget nvme drive. It was legendary due to the price, more than performance.
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