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Post #159922069 added 12-02-2022 5:43 AM by slicking in Deal Talk
I agree enclosure will add another $12. You would rather buy a 2.5 SSD . As said when compared to last 2 years , I see lot of slick deals for NVMEs vs SATA SSDs. This year I have seen teamgroup...
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Post #159918661 added 12-02-2022 12:38 AM by lesterhung in Deal Talk
people still buying from scamegg?
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Post #159917038 added 12-01-2022 10:32 PM by justye in Deal Talk
Yes and you’re better off buying the 2.5”. There are still plenty of them available out there. That person is wrong. There is a deal for a 2.5” SSD from the same company for the same price as this.
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Post #159916468 added 12-01-2022 9:58 PM by OrangeStag2904 in Deal Talk
but if you add in the cost of the enclosure, wouldn't they be more than a 2.5 SATA SSD?
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Post #159916279 added 12-01-2022 9:49 PM by kevinaaa in Deal Talk
P3 is QLC, I don’t trust it
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Post #159915289 added 12-01-2022 9:00 PM by jneset in Deal Talk
Those that don’t have the hardware support? Link is always appreciated https://a.co/d/epbXDy1 At that point though go with P3 for $3 more https://a.co/d/e2AXt9R
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Post #159914224 added 12-01-2022 8:15 PM by slicking in Deal Talk
FYI, you can convert this m2 drive to 2.5 ssd with an enclosure. Nowadays 2.5 ssd are hard to come buy for a good deal
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Post #159914056 added 12-01-2022 8:06 PM by CoralWren8777 in Deal Talk
because its sata...
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Post #159913603 added 12-01-2022 7:50 PM by kevinaaa in Deal Talk
Why not spend $5 more to get the nvme?
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Post #159913108 added 12-01-2022 7:29 PM by juan003 in Deal Talk
Are these what they mean by M.2 NGFF ?
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Post #159888901 added 12-01-2022 8:04 AM by Teaser38 in Deal Talk
Useful if you are still using an Athlon CPU on a AM4 motherboard or some low end laptops. Per the first post, it's like the better of the TeamGroup SATA drives and only gets bogged down in large...
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Post #159882688 added 12-01-2022 1:57 AM by lawm18 in Deal Talk
I bought 2 of these from Amazon a few days ago to replace the NVMe drives I wanted to keep from a laptop I’m selling. I didn’t pay close enough attention to SATA III, so imagine my surprise when I...
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Post #159876193 added 11-30-2022 7:27 PM by AdrianS2363 in Deal Talk
Speeds aren't much better than a 2.5" ssd fyi
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Post #159873364 added 11-30-2022 6:05 PM by bluee1457 in Deal Talk
If you have extra PCI-E slot, you can buy PCI-E to M.2 adapter and use NVME/SATA M.2 SSDs.
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Post #159871525 added 11-30-2022 5:09 PM by PeterK2406 in Deal Talk
These drives are not NVME and will not work with most motherboards unless they specifically support it. I made the mistake of buying one.
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Post #159871003 added 11-30-2022 4:51 PM by Jawton in Deal Talk
If you have an original style 2.5 or 3.5inch hard drive as your main os drive, it is possible you don’t have an m.2 slot (b or m) on your board. Just a heads up for people wanting to upgrade.
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Post #159870262 added 11-30-2022 4:25 PM by rking0122 in Deal Talk
My two M2 slots are filled with NVMe drives. So I'd have to get an enclosure, it seems. Which makes me think there isn't much of a use case at least for me over any other ordinary SSD. Or am I...
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Post #159869821 added 11-30-2022 4:11 PM by Andrepartthree in Deal Talk
that is very true :) .. if you had windows installed on say a non ssd drive in your laptop or desktop computer this would be way faster, even more so than a "normal" non m2 (the bigger rectangle that...
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Post #159868792 added 11-30-2022 3:40 PM by itsme13 in Deal Talk
Depending on the use, this will still be faster than any old-fashioned hard drive even for drive C. Also, this is a SDD and not a NVMe gen 3 drive or gen 4 drive. If the system supports NVMe, you...
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Post #159868588 added 11-30-2022 3:35 PM by BayuU in Deal Talk
If your module is B&M SATA (most likely), connecting it to a B or M socket should work fine since both types support SATA. Of course, being a bootable device is another story, this depends on your...
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