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Post #147013870 added 05-02-2021 10:05 PM by cgigate in Deal Talk
Just ordered in the morning. The deal is dead in the afternoon... SSD price is going to burst...
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Post #146759237 added 04-20-2021 3:21 PM by muckymucks in Deal Talk
I bought this 1GB SSD a few months ago to replace an aging hard drive in a laptop. It's been working great ever since.
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Post #146762975 added 04-20-2021 6:29 PM by Whaddayatalk in Deal Talk
Would there be any problem with connecting one of these with a SATA to USB 3.0 cable and using it externally? Supposedly USB 3.0 is faster than these drives can run anyway.
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Post #146719448 added 04-18-2021 9:58 PM by S2KPHD in Deal Talk
Assuming you have an extra NVME slot, any reason to go with SSD instead of another NVME?
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Post #146708597 added 04-18-2021 10:03 AM by ChenLaeC in Deal Talk
2TB Crucial MX500 2.5" SSD @Newegg $185 and @Amazon - comes with 5-year warranty https://www.newegg.com/crucial-mx500-2tb/p/N82E16820156175 ...
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Post #146718632 added 04-18-2021 10:03 AM by Corwin in Deal Talk
Amazon has 2TB Crucial MX500 3D NAND SATA 2.5" Internal Solid State Drive (CT2000MX500SSD1) on sale for $184.99. Shipping is free. Note: Available in frustration free packaging or standard...
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Post #146710718 added 04-18-2021 12:13 PM by joylicious in Deal Talk
https://forum.hddguru.com/viewtopic.php?t=39639&mobile=on it's a mobile link but this should cover what he/she meant
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Post #146711201 added 04-18-2021 12:44 PM by guest2011 in Deal Talk
any deals for 2.5" 120-250gb? i need a cheap one for an old i3 i'm trying to bring back to life.
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Post #146907818 added 04-27-2021 3:55 PM by GlenC3825 in Deal Talk
The cost difference is usually less than 20% and the difference is noticeable. Most NVME have 6-10x read/write speeds over SATA. I own a PC shop and we have switched almost all our builds to NVME....
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Post #146731856 added 04-19-2021 12:28 PM by edge929 in Deal Talk
Time to upgrade the PS3!
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Post #146724122 added 04-19-2021 7:09 AM by starcaptor in Deal Talk
Ive fallen behind the curve a bit in the last few years (haven't built a machine since 2015), so this may help. SATA 2.5" - boxy drive (this deal you're looking at). The same form (but not the...
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Post #146724713 added 04-19-2021 7:41 AM by JohnMor in Deal Talk
Just got this a few days ago for my PS4. Works great! Mine was $10 more than this though.
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Post #146722613 added 04-19-2021 5:49 AM by Jason-TheDoctor in Deal Talk
That’s curious. I regularly use these to shoot 4K video and edit off of and have had 0 problems with these MX line SSDs.
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Post #146721863 added 04-19-2021 4:41 AM by djbtwcny in Deal Talk
NVMe is always PCIe, but not all PCIe is NVMe. There are SATA SSDs in PCIe form whose benefit is space savings, not increased speed. The PCIe bus is way faster than SATA, and the NVME protocol is...
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Post #146756513 added 04-20-2021 1:10 PM by supersteals in Deal Talk
Newegg shipping and return policies essentially say you should buy from Amazon... I used to love Newegg but lately I have had several bad experiences with them - very slow free shipping, return...
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Post #146744660 added 04-20-2021 1:03 AM by S2KPHD in Deal Talk
If you just look at theoretical values, SSD usually max data transfer rate is ~550MB M2. NVME max data transfer rate is ~2500MB (for a slow one), No?
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Post #146720045 added 04-18-2021 11:06 PM by kidfiji in Deal Talk
Cheaper, and for general consumer use-cases the speed difference is usually unnoticeable
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Post #146720243 added 04-18-2021 11:37 PM by TDK0117 in Deal Talk
Price. You won't always find an NVme of similar capacity at this price
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Post #146720417 added 04-19-2021 12:02 AM by HamHB in Deal Talk
when can we expect NVme 2Tb for $180'ish. The next Black Friday or maybe Spring 2022?
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Post #146756384 added 04-20-2021 1:03 PM by djbtwcny in Deal Talk
No, that's not how it works. The m.2 PCIe socket can be internally wired for both m.2 NVMe and m.2 SATA drives (some are wired only for PCIe and can not be used for m.2 SATA drives, so read your...
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Post #146781038 added 04-21-2021 1:12 PM by djbtwcny in Deal Talk
No problem at all. Just make sure it supports UASP for best performance.
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Post #146719493 added 04-18-2021 10:02 PM by booboloo in Deal Talk
Sounds more like the intel 530 issue where in power saving/idle modes it wouldn't do garbage collection and would do any quick writes the quick and dirty way which would drive up host writes to...
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Post #146710085 added 04-18-2021 11:30 AM by GigaTexan in Deal Talk
Pick this up back in November for $5 cheaper. I've had no issues with it. Currently being used to move my PS5 games off of the built in storage.
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Post #146710340 added 04-18-2021 11:49 AM by eksplosivejoe13 in Deal Talk
Can you explain this further?
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Post #146721827 added 04-19-2021 4:36 AM by pacol250 in Deal Talk
Might find this helpful: https://www.howtogeek.com/657972/nvme-vs.-sata-which-ssd-technology-is-faster/ For sheer storage space, a SATA III SSD is the way to go. It's cheaper, and quite fast for...
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Post #146723897 added 04-19-2021 6:58 AM by forzaINTER in Deal Talk
Its a good price for capacity thanks
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Post #146722046 added 04-19-2021 4:58 AM by plasbo in Deal Talk
I have had more than 10 SSDs in my life, but the only dead SSD so far has been 2 of Crucial SDD. I'll never buy those.
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Post #146724944 added 04-19-2021 7:52 AM by antsam9 in Deal Talk
Most of the mobos with multiple NVME have only 1 rail that leads directly to the processor, which means only 1 NVME rail can drive an NVME at full speed. You might be paying extra and adding more...
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Post #146744477 added 04-20-2021 12:38 AM by paliknight in Deal Talk
Perfect for chia mining! Get em before they become scarcer than GPUs!
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Post #146708750 added 04-18-2021 10:12 AM by rueburger in Deal Talk
Just a heads up to the write amplification issues that drive has/had. Last I checked it had not been resolved. Shame as its a good drive otherwise.
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Post #146730374 added 04-19-2021 11:36 AM by Vertebreaker in Deal Talk
Depending on the motherboard, using the 2nd NVME slot usually either disables some of the SATA connections or reduces the speed of 1 or more of the PCIE slots. You have to check the mobo manual or...
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Post #146728580 added 04-19-2021 10:29 AM by Bearicus23 in Deal Talk
There's a youtube video comparing HDD/SSD/NVME drives side by side. The difference between SSD and NVME is probably 1-2 seconds in loading time on the games they tested. SSD is much cheaper with...
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Post #146731478 added 04-19-2021 12:14 PM by Golgatha in Deal Talk
Most AMD setups disable 2 SATA ports for the 2nd NVME drive. The other issue is the 4x PCIe bandwidth is shared between several devices connected to the motherboard chipset.
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Post #146744957 added 04-20-2021 2:01 AM by pobonilla415 in Deal Talk
Yep. Gaming wise it's only a few seconds gain but moving files around is a whole other story. SATA and NVME are around the same price points (when on sale... around $100/TB), with the nvme delta...
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Post #146736449 added 04-19-2021 3:56 PM by MaldvolentZ3 in Deal Talk
So from your description, if my OS is already on nvme, wouldn't I want my drive for extra storage (games) to be a pcie ssd instead of a sata ssd, since the pcie bus is faster? Or are non-nvme...
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Post #146743655 added 04-19-2021 10:40 PM by PureDreams in Deal Talk
I've not had any problems with my 1TB version of this drive which I installed 6 months ago as a system/programs/data drive (Windows 10). I use my PC daily with moderate to heavy use and the drive...
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Post #146716775 added 04-18-2021 6:44 PM by jaimelobo in Deal Talk
SSD deals seems to be pretty regular, have you searched?
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Post #146717159 added 04-18-2021 7:06 PM by broker991 in Deal Talk
Just get a cheap one for like 20 bucks. Ain’t gonna break the bank and I wouldn’t spend more on an old pc
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Post #146720483 added 04-19-2021 12:10 AM by TDK0117 in Deal Talk
There are deals throughout the year, so who knows. Black Friday may have a good price but the item isn't always good. Just check here or online, I'm sure someone somewhere will post it. I'm hoping...
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