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populardsms3 posted Yesterday 09:16 PM
populardsms3 posted Yesterday 09:16 PM

lexar 1 tb nm1090 pro nvme pcie gen 5 ssd $99.89 at Amazon

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I also was able to clip an additional coupon on the page bringing the price down to $99.89. this maybe only be for prime members or targeted.
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I also was able to clip an additional coupon on the page bringing the price down to $99.89. this maybe only be for prime members or targeted.

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Model: Lexar Professional NM1090 PRO 1TB PCIe Gen 5x4 NVMe M.2 Internal SSD

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ZakT659Today 12:30 AM
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This is a stupid price for 1tb even if it's a price-gouged Samsung, 'ain't nobody in their right mind paying $100/tb for a chinesium drive whose performance is useful for virtually nobody. Buy decent gen4 drive with double the capacity for roughly the same price and call it a day.
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dsms3
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Quote from ZakT659 :
This is a stupid price for 1tb even if it's a price-gouged Samsung, 'ain't nobody in their right mind paying $100/tb for a chinesium drive whose performance is useful for virtually nobody. Buy decent gen4 drive with double the capacity for roughly the same price and call it a day.
This is a gen5 drive that runs at 14k mb/s, literally double the gen4s. The storage is always the slowest part of a pc so the speed is difference is noticeable.
This particular nvme drive is one of the newer ones using the silicon motion controller that doesn't run as hot as the phison or presto controllers.
Reviews show that its about the middle of the pack in performance but its main advantage is that it doesn't have heat issues like the samsung. The ssd will get throttled if it starts to overheat.
Could go for the crucial 710 and buy american, its on sale for $109.
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sr27Today 03:38 AM
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Quote from ZakT659 :
This is a stupid price for 1tb even if it's a price-gouged Samsung, 'ain't nobody in their right mind paying $100/tb for a chinesium drive whose performance is useful for virtually nobody. Buy decent gen4 drive with double the capacity for roughly the same price and call it a day.
You don't know seem to know what you are talking about. Take a break, cool off, then get back on the internet.
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Dlo33bToday 05:02 AM
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Quote from sr27 :
You don't know seem to know what you are talking about. Take a break, cool off, then get back on the internet.
last i checked there's almost nothing on pc that can effectively take advantage of those speeds yet outside of raw file transfers. more games and software needs to use things like directstorage to be able to properly stream in data that fast. the program itself becomes a bottleneck. much like playing old games on a sata ssd, many of them load as slow as they do on a fast 10k rpm hdd.
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Quote from Dlo33b :
last i checked there's almost nothing on pc that can effectively take advantage of those speeds yet outside of raw file transfers. more games and software needs to use things like directstorage to be able to properly stream in data that fast. the program itself becomes a bottleneck. much like playing old games on a sata ssd, many of them load as slow as they do on a fast 10k rpm hdd.
Not sure if you're being serious or trolling. I hope trolling because thats the silliest thing I've ever heard.

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