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Post #167842180 added 12-06-2023 4:37 PM by ontwowheels in Deal Talk
Yes, no? I believe so....
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Post #167828506 added 12-06-2023 7:52 AM by ontwowheels in Deal Talk
deal dead? shows $99
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Post #166004461 added 09-24-2023 10:10 PM by Teaser38 in Deal Talk
MP44L has identical specs and is a few bucks cheaper around.
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Post #165993460 added 09-24-2023 7:33 AM by dealmeister3000 in Deal Talk
Not if you use it as a cache drive for something like ZFS.
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Post #165992242 added 09-24-2023 5:37 AM by stubbornboy in Deal Talk
Is higher tbw needed if always on and running vms on something like esxi or proxmox?
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Post #165984451 added 09-23-2023 2:59 PM by ulieq in Deal Talk
This is slow for pcie 4.0
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Post #165963439 added 09-22-2023 11:51 AM by CheesisChrist in Deal Talk
No dRAM
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Post #165955891 added 09-22-2023 5:36 AM by SmartSnail793 in Deal Talk
1200tbw is quite crazy number. I have 1TB that I use for games and after 5 years it is now at 10 tbw. Moral of story: you will install once and access small bits of data repeatedly
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Post #165922423 added 09-20-2023 12:30 PM by jojo_whit3 in Deal Talk
Solidigm has QLC nand and Lexar has TLC. Neither controller has DRAM, but both support HMB. It really depends on what you're using it for...but I doubt you'll really notice much of a difference...
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Post #165920992 added 09-20-2023 11:11 AM by saintirish in Deal Talk
Sure wish I knew what that meant. I assume the Lexar is far better, correct?
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Post #165920956 added 09-20-2023 11:08 AM by Am-Vet in Deal Talk
Yes but with some more like QLC vs TLC and an SLC cache and HMB buffer.
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Post #165920377 added 09-20-2023 10:31 AM by SeriesXM in Deal Talk
Yeah, you're not wrong. It's just too bad that all those downvotes are going to lead people to believe this SSD won't work when it will work just fine. The speed is slightly lower than Sony's...
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Post #165915733 added 09-20-2023 6:29 AM by lennonst in Deal Talk
Console is half way through its life cycle and has yet to come close to needing that speed.
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Post #165915718 added 09-20-2023 6:28 AM by lennonst in Deal Talk
If it's like the ps5 external drives it'll be limited to like 1000mb/s due to usb interface.
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Post #165915037 added 09-20-2023 5:17 AM by Grazsrootz in Deal Talk
I just got the lexar nm790 4tb last week, I was able to achieve 7411MB read and 6464MB write sequential on crystaldiskmark and impressive random speeds. If that drive is any example these lexar...
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Post #165914944 added 09-20-2023 5:05 AM by alm4rr in Deal Talk
The new "Does it have HDMI"
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Post #165914809 added 09-20-2023 4:52 AM by saintirish in Deal Talk
Is the only difference between this and the Solidigm NVME drive also on the FP just the read and write speeds?
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Post #165890047 added 09-18-2023 5:22 PM by pcman2000 in Deal Talk
Yes should be fine
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Post #165889756 added 09-18-2023 4:59 PM by alvarezma76 in Deal Talk
Possible to put it in an NVMe external usb case and plug it into an XBOX series S/X for just expandable storage? Not internal expansion, just external. Trying to find something better since my WD...
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Post #165880600 added 09-18-2023 8:41 AM by middlehead in Deal Talk
The listing says it's compatible, but by Sony's recommendations it's not quite good enough. They suggest a minimum of 5500MB/s sequential read speed, and this is rated at either 4850 or 5000...
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