May I know how much you got it for? TQ

nice

i think you don't need to worry about warranty. i use a lot of their oem and retail drives from various sources for many years already. (5+ years; mostly mlc drives) none of them have issues so far.

haha sweet. maybe later i will get one also lol

yes normally it's hot without heat sink. i use an adapter with passive heat sink for me also haha (about 35c idle, 45c under loads)

it really depends on usage. for general use, the temperature of ssd is still below 70c.

for game files and applications, large capacity sata ssds are still good.

if you really wanted a nvme ssd, i suggest to get something that have pci-e 3.0 4x, with dram, have 3d-tlc or mlc nand (currently already at 64-layer), 5-year or more warranty, and with capacity at least 480gb range. usually a good nvme ssd can last for a long long time for normal users. for nand-based ssds, it's always good to plan for free space for over provisioning (10% or more of the total capacity), so that it helps to maintain performance.

the above is what i think more practical if you wanted to have the better user experience in the long run. (as os drive, plus some common applications that you use most frequently)

alternatively, just go for large capacity sata ssds. this is because for normal use, you will not be able to make full use of a nvme ssd actually.

oh. you might need to wait for a while for this to happen. it's fine, because this means you don't need it as much as we do

which shop's promo?

Samsung 970 plus 1tb about rm900 -.-
Corsair mp510 1920gb about rm1.1k

hi what the best bargain shld get for 256gb now?
should we get the QLC version
or TLC should be fine?

SX8200 Pro 1TB is available in Shopee for RM588

guys, adata sx8200 pro vs samsung 970 evo plus for 1 tb?
i see many people say samsung software is top tier but what software does an ssd really need?

using xps sx8000 pro...the speed look ok?

tarak pic...

what ssd?