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Post #139389746 added 08-05-2020 10:52 PM by Kunnilingus in Deal Talk
Bought one and returned. Windows 10 built in defragmenter refuses to TRIM this ssd. You'd need the WD proprietary software to maintain wear leveling. You're better off with a sabrent nano or roll...
Post #139382933 added 08-05-2020 5:45 PM by texst in Deal Talk
But it has hardware encryption, so you don’t have to use Win10Pro and encrypt it with BitLocker
Post #139369457 added 08-05-2020 9:51 AM by Dagaloob in Deal Talk
It doesn't matter because at the end of the day you will not be receiving 1000GB nor 1024GB. 935GB at best.
Post #139367795 added 08-05-2020 9:00 AM by iDeadlyy in Deal Talk
How is this a deal? This isn’t a good deal in my opinion. Just buy a 1TB nvme + enclosure
Post #139365647 added 08-05-2020 7:44 AM by geovong in Deal Talk
Trying to make it sound like its a lot. Instead of 1TB, they call it 1024GB.
Post #139365038 added 08-05-2020 7:19 AM by SumDuud in Deal Talk
I have given up the beef I had with companies called 1000GB drives 1TB but it is technically like calling a 15oz drink a pint. 1024GB IS a TB not 1000GB, worse is when I have bought a 1TB drive and...
Post #139363046 added 08-05-2020 5:36 AM by F1_SS in Deal Talk
Both are good. At that point just personal preference. I bought the costco sandisk when it was $129 for Father’s Day. Both are great but you can also buy your own nvme ssd and make one for cheaper.
Post #139361945 added 08-05-2020 3:35 AM by xcopy in Deal Talk
IMO, these are a waste of money from a real utility perspective. You're better off buying a M.2 SATA/NVME drive and putting it in your own external enclosure. AT least that way you can always...
Post #139360751 added 08-05-2020 12:26 AM by CoolPartner9211 in Deal Talk
this one Vs Sandisk extreme..which one is better? Costco has a deal on Sandisk extreme 1TB
Post #139360604 added 08-05-2020 12:08 AM by atros1 in Deal Talk
Good catch and those are read speeds not write. So probably a bit slower than that
Post #139360577 added 08-05-2020 12:05 AM by PocketsThick in Deal Talk
No, a Tebibyte would be equivalent to 1,099.511627776 GBs. GB as in Gigabyte. 1024 in the context of this deal is not being listed as a Gibibyte, where 1 Tebibyte = 1024 Gibibytes Tebi is the IEC...
Post #139360460 added 08-04-2020 11:49 PM by texst in Deal Talk
So, is this a 1 tebibyte drive?
Post #139360391 added 08-04-2020 11:43 PM by BrishenH in Deal Talk
Storage manufacturers use Giga/Tera, which are the powers of 10 (10^9/10^12 bytes). Windows and such use Gibi/Tebi which are the powers of 2 (2^30/2^40 bytes). This drive is 1024 * 10^9 bytes =...
Post #139360370 added 08-04-2020 11:40 PM by TotalKonfuzion in Deal Talk
Have the 512gb version of this same gen 2 drive and the thing gets 🔥. I use it for Xbox games and about 30 minutes it's so hot that you can't hold it comfortably. On the plus side, it's been solid...
Post #139360166 added 08-04-2020 11:21 PM by steven.zone in Deal Talk
1024GB is accurate for 1TB. Pockets is absolutely right.
Post #139360034 added 08-04-2020 11:07 PM by PocketsThick in Deal Talk
It's the same. The computer industry has converted to using decimal notation for simplicity (really for consumers). In decimal notation 1TB = 1000GB. In binary, 1TB = 1024GB. 1 Gigabyte is equal...
Post #139359959 added 08-04-2020 11:01 PM by JakeW3302 in Deal Talk
Ironic they made it gen 2 (10 gbit) interface, when the top speed is advertised as 540MB which is less than half the speed
Post #139359905 added 08-04-2020 10:56 PM by VinVinh in Deal Talk
Not sure bout this one but I ordered the 512gb last time and it took too long to ship
Post #139359689 added 08-04-2020 10:39 PM by zalezm in Deal Talk
I believe there is a difference between 1TB and 1024GB, at least from a marketing perspective (can confirm from some previous hard drive purchases). Typically 1TB translates to 1000GB, which is less...
Post #139359596 added 08-04-2020 10:30 PM by EdgarL1047 in Deal Talk
Exactly what I was thinking. They had extra time to check exact storage amount lol
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