1TB Team group Vulcan 87.00

[spdfreak]

From the reviews, it appears these are basically the same guts as a MX500 and with similar performance.

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[gibster]

That's one small drive, I think 2005 may be interested

 

[spdfreak]

That's one small drive, I think 2005 may be interested

1TB is pretty decent for a SSD

 

[SamirD]

The biggest problem with cheaper components such as ssds, memory modules, usb enclosures (circuit boards), is that the soldering can be sloppy leading to problems with longevity or reliability. Something to keep in mind. These do have a 3yr warranty, but the whole idea is to never have to use the warranty.

 

[VirtualLarry]

Team Group GX2 512GB SATA 2.5" SSD $39.99 @ Newegg. That's under $40 for a 512GB-class SATA SSD. Not to bad, I'm liking these prices.

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[Oyeve]

Team Group GX2 512GB SATA 2.5" SSD $39.99 @ Newegg. That's under $40 for a 512GB-class SATA SSD. Not to bad, I'm liking these prices.

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I have bought a few dozen 128, 256 and 1TB of these drives for my company's Win10 2020 upgrades. They have, so far, performed admirably.

 

[spdfreak]

The Team Group GX2 256 is now 26.00 at NE. Don't see BF prices getting much better than this, but maybe...

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[sammykhalifa]

I got the 1TB "L5 3D" (aka "the gold one") for like $84 inc tax. It'll be a secondary HD primarily holding images for lightroom so I think it'll be pretty good for that. Loading those off a HD is the most bottlenecked part of my work flow right now.

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[mikeford]

What I notice is that prices are getting linear, ie flat $/GB. I picked up a Inland 240GB SSD for $26 to perk up an old system that really has no need for local storage, but 512GB looks a lot better for one of our older laptops. Rest of our systems seem to be doing ok with a SSD for boot and some programs, but all the data going on big cheap 5400 rpm drives.