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256GB Internal SSD SATA III 2.5”Internal Solid State Drive 3D NAND Flash Advanced SSD Internal Hard Drive up to 550MB/s SATA 3 SSD Upgrade Performance for PC Laptop $39.99
256GB Internal SSD SATA III 2.5”Internal Solid State Drive 3D NAND Flash Advanced SSD Internal Hard Drive up to 550MB/s SATA 3 SSD Upgrade Performance for PC Laptop $39.99
256GB Internal SSD SATA III 2.5"Internal Solid State Drive 3D NAND Flash Advanced SSD Internal Hard Drive up to 550MB/s SATA 3 SSD Upgrade Performance for PC Laptop
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256GB Internal SSD SATA III 2.5"Internal Solid State Drive 3D NAND Flash Advanced SSD Internal Hard Drive up to 550MB/s SATA 3 SSD Upgrade Performance for PC Laptop
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I still remember when the going rate was $20 for one of these from a name brand..
Yea. Wow. I didn't know even hard drive prices went up. I guess SSDs are chip based. I'm old school and still think it's those plates.
I'm not sure if I'd buy a no name brand SSD. Too much risk to save a buck
Yea. Wow. I didn't know even hard drive prices went up. I guess SSDs are chip based. I'm old school and still think it's those plates.I'm not sure if I'd buy a no name brand SSD. Too much risk to save a buck
If you're using them to run games off of who cares? Save files backed up to steam anyway. For important family photos, yeah of course not.
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I'm not sure if I'd buy a no name brand SSD. Too much risk to save a buck
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