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Post #170394123 added 04-17-2024 12:00 PM by HappyPassenger3778 in Hot Deals
After a teamgroup ddr4 ram and 512gb nvme failing, can't take any chances.
Post #163962962 added 06-08-2023 8:58 PM by Jujulo34 in Hot Deals
That price is available again on Amazon from the manufacturer.. At the $101.99 price point (heatsink included & 5yr warranty), with excellent reviews from respected sites, I just had to pull the...
Post #163751057 added 05-29-2023 9:16 AM by Jaggsta in Hot Deals
$101.99 now price just keeps dropping
Post #163571921 added 05-19-2023 1:43 AM by SensibleAction6078 in Hot Deals
Sony recommends drives with read speeds of 5,500 or faster. In a pc, in gaming, I can't tell the difference between a gen3 drive at 3500 and my 990 pro at 7300. Transferring between two nvme drives...
Post #163481867 added 05-14-2023 9:26 AM by arcace1 in Hot Deals
Generally no. Most games will prefetch assets before they are needed. Even if a game is badly designed, Windows should learn to prefetch the commonly used files when the game is started. Games...
Post #163463033 added 05-13-2023 1:59 AM by Dixon8812 in Hot Deals
Would you see a noticeable difference in game load times going from a 2200 mb/s to this?
Post #163458440 added 05-12-2023 5:44 PM by JP818914 in Hot Deals
As a computer engineer, you're spot on. Computer Architecture also suggests that you get an NVME with high TBW or else you can get stuck in games while your teammates keep on writing onto their...
Post #163423667 added 05-11-2023 5:34 AM by gumbyrulz in Hot Deals
This is the best deal around for a ps5 upgrade and it's not close. The next best is the pny and it's $30 more when you add the Heatsink cover. In for one and thanks.
Post #163420685 added 05-10-2023 9:25 PM by samuraiX20 in Hot Deals
Git gud usually helps a lot as well
Post #163398572 added 05-09-2023 6:47 PM by Deadpoole in Hot Deals
Considering samsungs recent issues with firmware and reliability across their product lines, I don't think that they can command a higher price. I've had a 1tb version of this for over a year in a...
Post #163394048 added 05-09-2023 1:51 PM by ThirstyCruz in Hot Deals
Well said! A bad NVME is rare period. However with data, is a fail rate of 0.3 v 0.6 worth $30 more? Perhaps. However ,there aren't enough statistics to know which they are yet for these gen 4. ...
Post #163389230 added 05-09-2023 9:59 AM by RumbleTheBison in Hot Deals
.....So 1% of the folks who will see this post, as the other 99% who ware not using this for PS5 purposes will naturally go "...but I'm special"
Post #163389113 added 05-09-2023 9:55 AM by TurtlePerson2 in Hot Deals
I appreciate that you're trying to help, but I think you're a little bit off here. Game load times are about reading and not writing. And furthermore, 7000 MB/s is 7 GB/s; it takes 15-45 seconds to...
Post #163388762 added 05-09-2023 9:41 AM by TurtlePerson2 in Hot Deals
If this is for gaming, then yes. If it's for PS5, then definitely yes. Honestly, if this is for PC gaming or just normal PC use, I would spend even less and get something with PCIe3 like the Intel...
Post #163385561 added 05-09-2023 7:15 AM by shabazz18 in Hot Deals
Lol. Feel free to elaborate. What game are you being limited by with even the "slowest" nvme?
Post #163383734 added 05-09-2023 5:18 AM by FireballJR in Hot Deals
I think the poster was talking about the recent issues with the Samsung 980s, and I think 990s, where they were bricking or severely degrading after writing an arbitrary amount of data (2 TB for one...
Post #163381712 added 05-08-2023 11:34 PM by SealTeamSixed in Hot Deals
I want to make a general comment here for people who just want to know if its quality is worth buying because it's not a big known company name. An answer without diving deep into the nuances of...
Post #163380659 added 05-08-2023 9:24 PM by arcace1 in Hot Deals
I have had many SSDs over the years. While I haven't gone with many off brand ones, the only 2 that have failed are Samsung enterprise drives. One of them loses data with no errors and still...
Post #163380392 added 05-08-2023 9:00 PM by RoarOfZonda in Hot Deals
Don't buy Samsung unless you're fine with data loss
Post #163379405 added 05-08-2023 7:54 PM by Ruzarik in Hot Deals
With any NVME drive, the write speed has almost nothing to do with your online ability to "keep up with your team". That would be CPU, RAM and GPU.
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