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XPG SX8100 Series: 4TB PCIe Gen3x4 M.2 2280 Solid State Drive $499.99
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Thread created 09-09-2020 by Familyguy_91
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Post #140312447 added 09-12-2020 3:53 AM by wicked123 in Deal Talk
What's the difference between m.2 and u.2 drives
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Post #140312573 added 09-12-2020 4:18 AM by elavanis in Deal Talk
Not to poke holes in your example because I do agree with your overall all idea. But I just wanted to point out that compressing a video is actually a good example of when you would want to use a...
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Post #140312708 added 09-12-2020 4:38 AM by canyonheights9 in Deal Talk
If at all possible the best thing to do is backup all your data and do a fresh os install on the new drive. Then restore the data and reinstall apps and programs.
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Post #140313638 added 09-12-2020 6:12 AM by Avi20072008 in Deal Talk
No rush. I can wait
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Post #140319812 added 09-12-2020 11:47 AM by DrOmango in Deal Talk
I hate this demand and supply crap driving up prices. if one drops a 4tb for less than $200 now, then you will see other companies follow... then you start seeing companies advertising higher...
XPG SX8100 Series: 4TB PCIe Gen3x4 M.2 2280 Solid State Drive $499.99
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Post #140319956 added 09-12-2020 11:53 AM by aznsniper911 in Deal Talk
Except demand isn’t exactly the issue with high density nvme, it’s the yield from the silicon for these memory dies that is making them more expensive to manufacturer then lower density nvme drives
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Post #140321300 added 09-12-2020 1:04 PM by PawPawDog in Deal Talk
If you have free PCIx4 slot, getting a PCIE adapter for NVME is cheaper and faster than any USB adapter on the market.
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Post #140324003 added 09-12-2020 3:56 PM by chong67 in Deal Talk
For avg person, the SSD is still the best deal.
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Post #140325749 added 09-12-2020 6:06 PM by Search4Bargains in Deal Talk
Unfortunately, you should plan for *all* media (magnetic, solid state, optical, and paper) to fail over time. Magnetic media will slowly demagnetize, electronic components fail (tantalum...
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Post #140326007 added 09-12-2020 6:23 PM by Search4Bargains in Deal Talk
If they can decode the encoding techniques and figure out how to read the data. :D Check out the Lunar Orbiter Image Recovery Project: ...
XPG SX8100 Series: 4TB PCIe Gen3x4 M.2 2280 Solid State Drive $499.99
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Post #140331647 added 09-13-2020 4:38 AM by VN_Loc in Deal Talk
They have 100TB SSD for $40,000 if you want “HDD size”.
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Post #140343962 added 09-13-2020 5:04 PM by engineerit in Deal Talk
wait till november, these will drop to minimum 30% lower. $500, you can buy a new laptop or PS5 that is on the way :)
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Post #140343986 added 09-13-2020 5:06 PM by aznsniper911 in Deal Talk
Then you have yield issues with high density NAND, most people here don't understand that unlike the smaller packages, a high density NVMe M.2 SSD actually does cost more to make, not less.
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Post #140263613 added 09-09-2020 10:22 PM by b.arms in Deal Talk
6 years is pretty generous. I would say longer than that. 1. We are almost at a node-shrink limit that can be accomplished using silicon. 2. Demand Dictates Supply pt 1. While capacity...
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Post #140314898 added 09-12-2020 7:40 AM by Joe_Wyze in Deal Talk
Couple of people commented on not storing them for even a year
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Post #140317370 added 09-12-2020 9:48 AM by FalconX in Deal Talk
Do you need a heatsink to run them at large capacities?
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Post #140321015 added 09-12-2020 12:49 PM by gonepostl in Deal Talk
If it's already in, create a backup with free macrium reflect, pop in the new one, and copy over in reflect. Pretty painless IMO.
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Post #140333864 added 09-13-2020 7:55 AM by joelschlegel in Deal Talk
I dont believe it will last anywhere near 1000 years! Writable DVDs were touted as lasting 100 years when they came out. I cannot tell you how many of my burned discs have gone bad in less than 10...
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Post #140356496 added 09-14-2020 9:47 AM by geniv in Deal Talk
you young whipper snappers and your youtubes. When I upgrade from my 268 to an amd 5x86 80mhz as a Jr in high school I had to: - work all summer to save enough - find the ad in my paper - take...
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Post #140315912 added 09-12-2020 8:30 AM by JamesA8887 in Deal Talk
Blu ray burner with archive discs is probably still the best method for this particular requirement.
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Post #140316113 added 09-12-2020 8:44 AM by b.arms in Deal Talk
Storage on any flash drive is volatile, and will only last about a year or so without being powered on. So I agree with your first sentence. Although your last sentence baffles me. This is an m.2...
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Post #140316473 added 09-12-2020 9:04 AM by EricJ3237 in Deal Talk
No one can predict that.
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Post #140320424 added 09-12-2020 12:18 PM by b.arms in Deal Talk
You act as if they are just sitting on NAND wafers that they make for next to nothing, and can afford to sell them at any price. For each model and capacity, they have to pay for the R&D,...
XPG SX8100 Series: 4TB PCIe Gen3x4 M.2 2280 Solid State Drive $499.99
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Post #140320637 added 09-12-2020 12:30 PM by b.arms in Deal Talk
Honestly, you should get a heatsink for any NVMe drive that doesn't come with one, Unless the drive is completely unobstructed and has good airflow around it. There are inexpensive m.2 heatsinks...
XPG SX8100 Series: 4TB PCIe Gen3x4 M.2 2280 Solid State Drive $499.99
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Post #140323949 added 09-12-2020 3:51 PM by nosurprisespls in Deal Talk
BD-Rs will probably last longer, but it's not cheaper or easier to store depending on how much you need to store.
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Post #140339315 added 09-13-2020 12:56 PM by FARFAN in Deal Talk
I am not sure where the 1 year come from. Flash standard is 10 year retention time. And flash didn’t refresh unless you write it. So power them up didn’t mean anything. Read action on a flash cell...
XPG SX8100 Series: 4TB PCIe Gen3x4 M.2 2280 Solid State Drive $499.99
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Post #140314115 added 09-12-2020 6:47 AM by volodath in Deal Talk
Extrapolating from current rates fails account for non-marginal improvements in production. Once Chinese fans open up it'll be open season on DRAM prices.
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Post #140314670 added 09-12-2020 7:26 AM by Keats852 in Deal Talk
1TB NVMe/SATA has been hovering around the $100 for a few years now, so I think it's about time for the prices to come down. I think that for Black Friday, we might see 2TB SATA/NVMe around $150.
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Post #140316392 added 09-12-2020 9:00 AM by b.arms in Deal Talk
Sort-of... On either end, the cable uses the now mostly-unsupported SATA-Express connectors (different from SATA), but seems it isn't compatible with SATA-Express drives or older motherboards that...
XPG SX8100 Series: 4TB PCIe Gen3x4 M.2 2280 Solid State Drive $499.99
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Post #140325194 added 09-12-2020 5:28 PM by Krazen1211 in Deal Talk
Would be an interesting PS5 drive pending compatibility.
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Post #140399072 added 09-15-2020 9:13 PM by gonepostl in Deal Talk
I lived that life as well, it was horribly fun. ;-)
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Post #140251118 added 09-09-2020 11:38 AM by Feistdabeast7 in Deal Talk
Get the USB M.2 reader/adapter. I got one to do that and ended up doing another thing entirely.
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Post #140312948 added 09-12-2020 5:05 AM by KMan in Deal Talk
Heh, you're a relative newbie. I had the original TRS-80 with 4k RAM and a cassette "drive". Actually managed to do some useful things with it. Eventually upgraded it to a whopping 16k and a single,...
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Post #140312993 added 09-12-2020 5:10 AM by Hawk2007 in Deal Talk
One day, 4 TBs will be attainable for a more reasonable price. :)
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Post #140321114 added 09-12-2020 12:53 PM by b.arms in Deal Talk
Agree on more PCIe lanes being needed. We'll see what AM5 brings, as I think it's going to be the next platform to shake up mainstream specs. Though I wouldn't be surprised if they kept it about the...
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Post #140331407 added 09-13-2020 3:43 AM by wicked123 in Deal Talk
Thank you for the explanation
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Post #140339567 added 09-13-2020 1:06 PM by FARFAN in Deal Talk
There are technology difficulties. 32 layer to 64 layers you only add 32. 128 double to 256 is a whole different problem. It is not that easy to double any more. And SLC to MLC is 2X, MLC to TLC...
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Post #140252045 added 09-09-2020 12:13 PM by ProtonDestron in Deal Talk
There are 2 types of USB m.2 adapters: SATA or NVMe (PCIe). It needs to match the type of SSD to work.
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Post #140270240 added 09-10-2020 8:43 AM by b.arms in Deal Talk
That's true. Backups should always be done to spinning rust, unfortunately. SSDs do make a good intermediary storage though, especially if some additional processing to data has to be done before...
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Post #140314292 added 09-12-2020 7:00 AM by Ealbertgz in Deal Talk
How is the speed of this drive compared to ps5 new hard drive? I am already thinking the new ps5 will need an upgrade soon and I need to know the prices
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