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bssunilreddy
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Can you see the drives you are offering have which ones of the below:
Patriot Viper VP4300 Lite 2 TB (MAP1602 + YMTC 1T b TLC EET1A) Tech Powerup specs
SSDS Patriot Viper VP4300 Lite 2TB SSD Review - Supremely Powerful Value SSD Tweak Town
Comparing Patriot Viper VP4300 Lite 2TB Vs. WD Black SN770 :https://ssd-tester.com/compare_749_...ersus_Western_Digital_WD_BLACK_SN770_2TB.html
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I dont know which one is it, if you have any method to check then I might have it tested on the Vendor's end.
See, I would like to clear one thing down.
These are bulk purchased units, mostly from amazon return pellet, and dont come with much info.
Nor the official website has it mentioned about the QLC and TLC chips used on the nvme.
The vendors, they deal in bulk, and often refuse to even share original product images.
We as resellers, book items from their inventory, and dropship to end customers.
In this case, the vendor is still sharing item images, responding regularly, even shared a proper disk mark for the specific drive that is currently booked via token amount for @bssunilreddy
Note - all were absolutely unused drives, and the diskmark has brought a data read / write of around 300gb each.
As a conclusion, it wont be possible for me to share any total in depth analysis of the drive.
If the item was physically in my hands, I could still have done it (for example, I was totally up for all sorts of info about the WD Black SN770 1tb NVMEs that I sold in my previous thread)
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Received full payment for 1 unit from @blackwidowsea - Will be dispatching order asap.
Received token payment for 1 unit from @bssunilreddy - Expected complete payment by saturday, followed by pickup on Monday.
Remaining 3 units in stock
These are bulk purchased units, mostly from amazon return pellet, and dont come with much info.
Nor the official website has it mentioned about the QLC and TLC chips used on the nvme.
The vendors, they deal in bulk, and often refuse to even share original product images.
We as resellers, book items from their inventory, and dropship to end customers.
In this case, the vendor is still sharing item images, responding regularly, even shared a proper disk mark for the specific drive that is currently booked via token amount for @bssunilreddy
Note - all were absolutely unused drives, and the diskmark has brought a data read / write of around 300gb each.
As a conclusion, it wont be possible for me to share any total in depth analysis of the drive.
If the item was physically in my hands, I could still have done it (for example, I was totally up for all sorts of info about the WD Black SN770 1tb NVMEs that I sold in my previous thread)
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Received full payment for 1 unit from @blackwidowsea - Will be dispatching order asap.
Received token payment for 1 unit from @bssunilreddy - Expected complete payment by saturday, followed by pickup on Monday.
Remaining 3 units in stock
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Received full payment for 1 unit from @el_diablo - Will be dispatching tomorrow
Remaining 2 units in stock
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Received full payment for 1 unit from @chase.01 - Will be dispatching Monday
1 unit left (maybe one more be left, in talks for over a week now, maybe the buyer walk off)
Remaining 2 units in stock
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Received full payment for 1 unit from @chase.01 - Will be dispatching Monday
1 unit left (maybe one more be left, in talks for over a week now, maybe the buyer walk off)
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