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Like ehanft said, this is now $460...
Was on the fence, but now I'm in for one.
Perfect as my 'fast' storage drive before going to WD gold's for backup.
Rocket Q4 2T as my game drive to replace...
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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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One day, 4 TBs will be attainable for a more reasonable price. :)
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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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You'll have to wait. At the current rate, it'll be at least 6 years, maybe 10 before SSDs that large are in the $300 range.
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ADATA Technology via Newegg has 4TB ADATA XPG SX8100 3D NAND PCIe NVMe M.2 2280 Internal Solid State Drive (ASX8100NP-4TT-C) for $499.99. Shipping is free. Thanks Familyguy_91
Deal Editor's Notes...
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Excellent excellent excellent explanation. You seriously wrote it as if it were for dummies. 👌 Thank you I understand now.
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Video Games with much higher quality graphics require more space.
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Is this QLC or TLC?
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There is no digital media can beat the good old photo paper prints against time. Try leave any today's digital media without refresh for 100 year, I doubt any would still be readable.
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I have seen 4tb nvme at 400 for the last year or so. I bought a 2tb nvme for 150 after sale and coupons. Qlc... I could not find the info if op nvme is qlc.
Rumors are saying that all solid state...
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If you have an extra PCIE slot on your motherboard you can add an M.2 drive with a PCIE M.2 adapter. M.2 comes in SATA and NVME/PCIE formats, so just make sure the adapter you get matches the M.2...
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well, to be fair, the 100TB ssd is available now. the 100TB hdd might be available in half a decade, maybe.
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Just like I said to the other person, PC gaming is and always has been a niche market compared to the whole of SSD users.
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It doesn't say NVME in the title or product description on Newegg. Usually if a drive is NVME they go out of their way to make sure it says that in the title. But looking closer at the Amazon...
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That’s true for many technologies.
Take TV for example- the TV 5 years ago was LCD technology and LED was just becoming affordable. Now LED TV is diet cheap but now you want OLED...
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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...
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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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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...
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I lived that life as well, it was horribly fun. ;-)
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Photos fade, how fast depends on many variables, but they all fade. Some cheaper ink-jet prints on questionable photo paper won't even last 5 years without severe degradation. Also, photos are...
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M-Disk is rated at about 1000 years if stored inside, and out of direct sunlight.
Much longer than paper which has to be stored in more or less the same conditions. Not to mention better for...
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So 4tb is now in the comparable range of doubling 2tb cost. Before it was some silly shit like $689.. just to have 4tb.. avg 2tb ssd is in the $250 range.. excluding sales which may bring it down...
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Thanks. I didn't know that was a thing.
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Prices are falling and these high volume drives have a price premium still. No reason to cost this much.
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glad to see 4TB nvme's out. the more the merrier. hopefully, they can reach HDD sizes.
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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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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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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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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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I guess I should have been more clear. I keep the files on the storage SSD for easy access when I need to use them again. I don't have to keep transferring them from one drive to another just to use...
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It would due to the need of refresh charging those memory arrays within the SSD due to slow leakage. JDEC spec data retention for consumer SSD up to 1 year without power at 30C temperature. They’re...
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This is why I can’t move on from HEDT, too many pcie devices .
They really need to start adding more or increase chipset connect speed.
they actually m ak m2 to u2 adapters now!...
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My 1TB ADATA failed after 5 month (doesn’t get recognized by bios. Apparently it’s a common issue with adata drives when firmware crashes). I just opened an RMA.
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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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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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This is a daily deal so it ends at Midinght PST QA Update: Sale valid through 9/15 or while supplies last
Performance (Max) Read 3500 MB/s, Write 3000 MB/s
Interface PCIe Gen3x4 Form Factor M.2...
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Whoa 4TB would be a beast. I cant wait for large (16TB) super cheap ($300) SSD. Would make my server noise much less.
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Way different technologies.. that design/architecture was more similar to that of an eeprom than what we have today
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We're always wise to use multiple, different methods for data backup, of course. I always advise people of the possible problem with leaving flash memory unpowered for a long period of time.
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