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Post #135759143 added 03-24-2020 9:23 PM by SubZero5 in Deal Talk
Newegg has 500GB Western Digital Blue SN550 NVMe M.2 2280 PCIe Solid State Drive (WDS500G2B0C) for $64.99 - $5 w/ promo code 93XPH27 = $59.99. Shipping is free. Thanks sr71 Deal Editor's Notes &...
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Post #135765266 added 03-25-2020 8:18 PM by snowcrash in Deal Talk
I say the very small segment of users that actually do take advantage of pcie 4.0 would know of the select drives that are actually specced that way. Otherwise, for 99.99% of the drives out there now...
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Post #135753899 added 03-25-2020 10:38 AM by gonepostl in Deal Talk
I love my sx8200 pros. They are in all my rigs, and work great as a teir-2 cache drive!! They frequently go on sale for $60 too!!
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Post #135762533 added 03-25-2020 5:30 PM by Dwpete323 in Deal Talk
Yes, I believe that M2 slot on the NUC means that it's for M.2 storage such as this product.
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Post #135759284 added 03-25-2020 2:39 PM by UberAlec in Deal Talk
Seems like once a day now we are getting a new SSD to go on sale. Solid deal.
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Post #135749294 added 03-25-2020 7:23 AM by nhttri in Deal Talk
No, Apple uses different form factor. You can buy new drives from OWC or Macmall. https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/upgrading-2013-2014-macbook-pro-ssd-to-m-2-nvme.2034976/
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Post #135759449 added 03-25-2020 2:45 PM by textilestandard in Deal Talk
Not too familiar with Intel's NUC, but the knockoff ones from other vendors use a different size M.2 - long as the one you're looking at explicitly supports '2280' you should be fine.
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Post #135749441 added 03-25-2020 7:31 AM by zigfreed in Deal Talk
Puts it at price parity to the 1TB model, but the 1TB SN550 has gone up in price since it's release in October due to the NAND price increase and some pandemic pricing killing availability. The...
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Post #135754331 added 03-25-2020 10:59 AM by johnny_5.0 in Deal Talk
Maybe the millions of computers shipped since roughly Skylake with the bog-standard 256GB SATA M.2 config? Maybe every new computer today that still ships with the bog-standard 256GB M.2 (either...
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Post #135762893 added 03-25-2020 5:49 PM by xmenxmenxmen in Deal Talk
I believe so but I also believe it's capped so you won't get full speed. I have a regular m2 ssd in mine but when I was research others have mentioned it works with MVNe.
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Post #135785654 added 03-26-2020 6:33 PM by badmonopoly in Deal Talk
You're a day late.
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Post #135752768 added 03-25-2020 9:57 AM by BobBlah in Deal Talk
If your PC can take an NVME the you're going to get much better performance with this than a SATA SSD but the WD "Black Series" SN750 will still be much faster. But you may or may not notice...
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Post #135765140 added 03-25-2020 8:08 PM by qqsubs in Deal Talk
Thank you!
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Post #135749300 added 03-25-2020 7:24 AM by nhttri in Deal Talk
Nope, check out OWC or Macmall for replacements or upgrades. I think there are adapters out there? But I wouldn’t go down that rabbit hole personally. ...
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Post #135764858 added 03-25-2020 7:49 PM by RagingWaffle in Deal Talk
thanks ill have to look into it since i know NOTHING about SSDs! this laptop is from 2014 so it has been a while.
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Post #135761147 added 03-25-2020 4:17 PM by breity in Deal Talk
This is an nvme m.2 drive. There have been a few 1tb nvme drives in the $85-100 range the last few months, but I don't recall any in the $65-75 range.
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Post #135762848 added 03-25-2020 5:47 PM by xmenxmenxmen in Deal Talk
Most likely not but if it doesn't have a m2 MVNe slot you can still buy a regular 2.5 ssd. That will also make your laptop fly..
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Post #135793415 added 03-27-2020 6:35 AM by NewMaxx in Deal Talk
SN750 has high idle power usage too.
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Post #135760820 added 03-25-2020 3:53 PM by MiguelI5 in Deal Talk
None on the market right now are compatible with PS5. 4.0 cards aren’t out yet and you will likely not find sales for them
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Post #135752507 added 03-25-2020 9:48 AM by Tourist1292 in Deal Talk
This is not bad. I got the 1TB one with the AmEx reward 20% discount at Amazon for $80 only though.
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Post #135745856 added 03-24-2020 11:31 PM by Forkd88 in Deal Talk
I'm thinking about this for a 2nd drive in my laptop for Documents, photos, downloads but am out of the loop on these. If I don't hear many negatives i'll pull the trigger. Thanks
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Post #135754412 added 03-25-2020 11:03 AM by qqsubs in Deal Talk
Two questions for the experts. - How do I clone my current drive to this one? I have the tools to clone a regular SATA drive. Can that be used? - how do I know if my desktop supports this drive?...
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Post #135754568 added 03-25-2020 11:10 AM by xtp in Deal Talk
You are correct to assume sx8200 is a much better buy at $60. Dramless drives often choke and stutter just like Spinning harddrives. Dramless drives are trash tier. There's absolutely no reason to...
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Post #135768206 added 03-26-2020 1:20 AM by Rudrash in Deal Talk
Looking to extend as much battery life, which PCIe M.2 in your opinion would be the most efficient on battery life. I was debating between the Samsung 970 or the WD SN750, but I came across this one...
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Post #135760757 added 03-25-2020 3:51 PM by optimustarzan in Deal Talk
You mean 4tb right?
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Post #135761621 added 03-25-2020 4:43 PM by Neg_Lakay_509 in Deal Talk
LOL. Yeah, 4TB I, was too excited 😊
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Post #135755048 added 03-25-2020 11:28 AM by WingsOfF in Deal Talk
First, the DIY market is relatively very small and second within that market, MBs with a NVME capable slot (not just SATA m.2) but only a SATA ssd used is even smaller and within that the number of...
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Post #135744581 added 03-24-2020 9:23 PM by sr71 in Deal Talk
w/code 93XPH27 https://www.newegg.com/western-digital-blue-sn550-nvme-500gb/p/N82E16820250134?reviews=all&Item=N82E16820250134 starts 3/25 PT
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Post #135760718 added 03-25-2020 3:49 PM by RyuugaHideki in Deal Talk
Good call out to check Sony’s site before buying an SSD for a PS5, but I am absolutely sure this will not work for it. The built in SSD for the PS5 is going to have ~5.5GB/s read speeds, this has...
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Post #135764033 added 03-25-2020 6:58 PM by breity in Deal Talk
Right that's 512gb. They were talking about 1tb drives in that price range.
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Post #135753251 added 03-25-2020 10:15 AM by WingsOfF in Deal Talk
The only target market I see for this is an upgrade from a non-gaming laptop or desktop which came with a 128/256GB m.2 ssd. It requires an m.2 nvme slot (or a pcie adapter which makes the total...
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Post #135761231 added 03-25-2020 4:21 PM by flashdrive in Deal Talk
If your cloning software also dates back to 2014, then it probably won't know how to deal with an M.2 device. As user sr71 mentioned, you can download WD's version of Acronis to do cloning. That...
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Post #135748217 added 03-25-2020 6:21 AM by RobertR2642 in Deal Talk
If you want this for PS5, check Sony website for compatibility.
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Post #135744935 added 03-24-2020 9:52 PM by SD1RAGER in Deal Talk
Good price for a reputable NVME. Great for a boot drive and most used programs and files.
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Post #135746765 added 03-25-2020 3:12 AM by NewMaxx in Deal Talk
Good drive. You can also get it on WD's site, including at 1TB, with various promotions and CB available. However it might not be ideal for a laptop on battery, it has high idle power usage.
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Post #135761705 added 03-25-2020 4:47 PM by RagingWaffle in Deal Talk
I am new to SSD. Have a dell laptop from 2014 that's relatively slow. Would this be compatible?
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Post #135761714 added 03-25-2020 4:48 PM by dmercer3 in Deal Talk
Not pcie 4.0. That needs to be common language now. Night and day speed and bandwidth difference. This is a great pcie 3 nvme though.
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