any good deal for ssd, so far seeing the cheapest is 180gb used intel for rm165 but no need in market.
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Sep 18 2017, 10:43 PM
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QUOTE(horns @ Sep 18 2017, 08:28 PM) didn't quite get the meaning of the last part (after 'but'). if you're looking for good deals, there are some at garage sales section. haha typo, but not available anymore. i see that is the cheapest so far |
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QUOTE(horns @ Sep 19 2017, 12:00 AM) yes i think so if it's intel 520 that you're talking about in the garage sales section. yup, i will continue to running my bad sector 2tb hdd until it death, or just get another hdd.it's a very old drive, using mlc nand and sandforce controller, but it's still good enough as os disk. edit: ram price was reported to go up for 111% since the previous 12 months, sources: https://www.techspot.com/news/71012-weekend...ected-2017.html https://www.techpowerup.com/230188/dram-pri...-rise-over-2017 this is crazy :/ |
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I always asked a question, why a 7 gram nvme ssd module (memory, pcb, controller) is expensive than a conventional solid metal heavy hdd (vacuum process, metal case, plates, read header, weight of shipping cost, etc)..... hahaha; simply they earn ton of money in SSD
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