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Post #142885738 added 11-26-2020 10:04 AM by Socrates5 in Deal Talk
Repost of a frontpage deal: https://slickdeals.net/f/14593696-intel-665p-series-m-2-2280-1tb-pcie-nvme-3-0-x4-ssd-83?src=SiteSearchV2Algo1
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Post #142716025 added 11-23-2020 8:41 PM by swechsler in Deal Talk
I skimmed that paper. I didn't see anything noting that having DRAM on board would extend the drive's life; instead, it seems to say that DRAM-less drives can use an HMB (host memory buffer;...
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Post #142711912 added 11-23-2020 12:12 AM by Corwin in Deal Talk
Newegg has 1TB Intel 665p QLC 3D NAND M.2 2280 PCIe NVMe Solid State Drive (SSDPEKNW010T9X1) on sale for $82.99. Shipping is free. Thanks beatenby Specs: Max Sequential Read: Up to 2000 MBps...
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Post #142692415 added 11-23-2020 12:55 PM by mellman99 in Deal Talk
$12 more for 2x TBW capabilities seems worth it. https://www.bestbuy.com/site/wd-blue-sn550-nvme-1tb-internal-pci-express-3-0-x4-solid-state-drive-with-3d-nand-technology/6379925.p?skuId=6379925
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Post #142697713 added 11-23-2020 2:25 PM by szeferion in Deal Talk
Doesn’t the 665p have DRAM though, compared to the SN550 and P1? Wouldn’t that affect anything or no? AFAIK, DRAM is optimal for lifespan and it serves as a map. Fill me with insight, please. I just...
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Post #142712449 added 11-23-2020 7:32 PM by dj1001 in Deal Talk
I see alot of comparison to the WD Blue SN550. While the SN550 is a decent drive it is DRAM-less. The intel has a slower controller but does have DRAM. The intel will be a solid performer all the...
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Post #142659139 added 11-23-2020 12:12 AM by gently in Deal Talk
Item: https://www.newegg.com/intel-665p-series-1tb/p/N82E16820167469 Specs: https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/195439/intel-ssd-665p-series-1-0tb-m-2-80mm-pcie-3-0-x4-3d3-qlc.html
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Post #142699486 added 11-23-2020 2:55 PM by szeferion in Deal Talk
Admittedly, I have nearly zero knowledge on SSDs and their aspects. I’m simply referring to some posts which have stated that DRAM is crucial for longevity. DRAMless SSDs such as the SN550 and P1...
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Post #142690339 added 11-23-2020 12:19 PM by michaelgn in Deal Talk
Pretty decent daily drive NVME ssd. Good enough for almost anything. Wondering if there is anything significant missing in this drive since Intel was the first manufacturer that pushed a lot QLC...
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Post #142943104 added 11-27-2020 1:00 AM by CocacolaBear in Deal Talk
This might not be the fastest drive. But from my experience Intel flash memory is near the top inrl reliability. Though with the recent sale of that group it will be interesting to see what happens...
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Post #142715584 added 11-23-2020 8:31 PM by jbaker1999 in Deal Talk
NVME DRAM is a Hoax!!! :lol: Most Folks do not need it https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/dram-less-nvme-or-dram-sata-ssd.3572144/ Thank you for asking...:horse2: :eek: :blush: :peace:
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Post #142755661 added 11-24-2020 1:31 PM by swechsler in Deal Talk
Yes, but you'll need an adapter (I have used that adapter to upgrade a Retina Macbook Pro 2013). Be aware that your battery consumption may increase somewhat compared with the original.
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Post #142885075 added 11-26-2020 9:57 AM by its_bacon12 in Deal Talk
Before anyone compared TBW or says "QLC is trash" - it's not and 300 TBW = 200GB writes per day for 365 days for over 4 years
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Post #142697818 added 11-23-2020 2:26 PM by wtfbrowtf in Deal Talk
id probably never reach 300tbw then lol will save $12 I guess. plus lot of people on yt seem to recommend the intel drive
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Post #142716562 added 11-23-2020 8:52 PM by FlatWhite1302 in Deal Talk
any proof for hiccup? I read tomshareware & anandtech review & SN550 seems to be much better than 660p/665p/P1
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Post #142944382 added 11-27-2020 1:48 AM by euphora in Deal Talk
what about this one? https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07ZGJVTZK/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A25SITGFW0OQJA&psc=1 Silicon Power 1tb @$88
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Post #142690453 added 11-23-2020 12:21 PM by lpranal in Deal Talk
Blue also has a better TBW (600 vs 300 on this drive), being TLC vs QLC
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Post #142698676 added 11-23-2020 2:41 PM by swechsler in Deal Talk
I corrected my post as you were typing yours. I haven't found anything that points to DRAM cache on an SSD extending its life. Do you have any details? AFAIK, anything written synchronously to the...
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Post #142712005 added 11-23-2020 7:24 PM by bonbon525 in Deal Talk
i went ahead and got the sandisk drive from ebay, with 5% ebay bucks and 5% off gift card, i chose that as it appears to be better drive with 600tdw.
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Post #142896040 added 11-26-2020 12:06 PM by AndrzejK8807 in Deal Talk
You get what you pay for
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Post #142697911 added 11-23-2020 2:28 PM by swechsler in Deal Talk
None of them have DRAM. The WD Blue (and presumably the Sandisk I linked above) is still significantly faster, and in tests has come pretty close to the WD Black. ETA: My mistake, the Intel does...
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Post #142705216 added 11-23-2020 5:04 PM by KyL8241 in Deal Talk
Hold my beer bro! πŸ‘πŸΌπŸ‘πŸΌπŸ‘πŸΌπŸ‘πŸΌπŸ‘πŸΌπŸ‘πŸΌ Well said.
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Post #142751005 added 11-24-2020 12:12 PM by MistryJ in Deal Talk
Will this work work my macbook air 2014 how do I find out
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Post #142712332 added 11-23-2020 7:30 PM by turboc20 in Deal Talk
QLC is stupid. Don't buy.
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Post #142704028 added 11-23-2020 4:20 PM by SlickDealer221 in Deal Talk
While the Intel nvme drives don't have the sexy sequential numbers of other drives, they're actually really, really good in daily, real world use for many users -especially at these price points....
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Post #142857058 added 11-26-2020 12:53 AM by Stickolbutter in Deal Talk
Not sure which variant of Flex5 you have, but the AMD version uses BC511 HFM512GDHTNI-87A0B which is rated for 2300MB/s read and 1000MB/s write. This intel ssd is rated for 2000MB/s read and...
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Post #142690243 added 11-23-2020 12:18 PM by swechsler in Deal Talk
Relatively slow for an NVME drive. WD Blue is much faster.
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Post #142693921 added 11-23-2020 1:19 PM by its_bacon12 in Deal Talk
TBW comes up every time I see a 660p, 665p, P1 or other QLC drive.. You'd have to write 200GB per day, 365 days a year for over 4 years to get to 300 TBW endurance. How many of you are writing...
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Post #142712485 added 11-23-2020 7:33 PM by FlatWhite1302 in Deal Talk
Regular users pls stop talking about TWB!!! The caveat of QLC is slow direct-to-QLC write, which mean sustained seq write speed is only around 200MB/s after the SLC cache is full. This won’t be a...
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Post #142768969 added 11-24-2020 6:12 PM by JohnS1288 in Deal Talk
I want to upgrade my ideapad flex 5 14 from 256 to this. Will this be slower then what’s installed in my laptop now?
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Post #142697104 added 11-23-2020 2:14 PM by swechsler in Deal Talk
Same price on Amazon. Seems to be the new regular price. Or this Sandisk for $90, which appears to be the same drive as the WD Blue SN550. For anyone considering the Intel drive, I'd seriously...
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Post #142716634 added 11-23-2020 8:53 PM by FlatWhite1302 in Deal Talk
Yes if you're willing to buy the adapter, I tested with 600p & it was working fine, should be same for 665p...
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Post #142716733 added 11-23-2020 8:55 PM by BreakArms1 in Deal Talk
Yeah, or 300 TB in one day. Checkmate.
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Post #142712092 added 11-23-2020 7:26 PM by doughboy in Deal Talk
You guys ever heard of making backups? You should never count on one point of failure. Even a drive with a higher TBW can fail well before that.
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Post #143003965 added 11-27-2020 4:12 PM by MasterDealster in Deal Talk
bought it, thank you! after reading tons of reviews and comparing the pros and cons, this drive looks perfectly fine for every day usage including running an OS off of. the speed difference in...
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Post #142660177 added 11-23-2020 1:19 AM by weston5108 in Deal Talk
Intel 665p Series M.2 2280 1TB PCIe Internal SSD $83.00 https://www.newegg.com/intel-665p-series-1tb/p/N82E16820167469
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