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idkmuch01 said:
Any suggestions for good NVMEs(2TB)? or I'll just get another crucial MX500(so reliable already have 3 of those lol)
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Cheapest - https://www.amazon.in/SP-Silicon-Power-FIN-SU128GBSS3A55M28AB-886576035642/dp/B07ZQ97H3W

Alternatives - https://www.amazon.in/Kingston-2280-Internal-SNV2S-2000G/dp/B0BDTC589G/ [QLC, but this is Gen4 if that matters to you]
https://www.amazon.in/Crucial-PCIe-NAND-NVMe-3500MB/dp/B0B25MJ1YT [QLC, Gen3 not recommended.]

Silicon Power P34A60 is a TLC drive Gen3 with 5-year warranty. I'd go with that.
 
ishashank said:
Just FYI, The new ones are not of same quality as of old ones
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Oh wow, welp, not the go-to for me anymore then. They were THE SSD to get when I got my first one.
buzz88 said:
Silicon Power P34A60 is a TLC drive Gen3 with 5-year warranty. I'd go with that.
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Ah, the warranty and price looks great but it's DRAM-less so kinda put off by that, w
OMEGA44-XT said:
This S70 blade at 11k is a good Gen4 choice, has DRAM with 5 year warranty & 1500 TBW:
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This looks great, a decent controller, amazing TBW and warranty. and OMG 2 TB for 11k still feels unreal haha, I got my first one at 500gb for iirc 8k
 
 
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idkmuch01 said:
Oh wow, welp, not the go-to for me anymore then. They were THE SSD to get when I got my first one.

Ah, the warranty and price looks great but it's DRAM-less so kinda put off by that, w

This looks great, a decent controller, amazing TBW and warranty. and OMG 2 TB for 11k still feels unreal haha, I got my first one at 500gb for iirc 8k
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My first SSD was a 128GB mSATA for about 5k, almost 10 years back.
 
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idkmuch01 said:
This looks great, a decent controller, amazing TBW and warranty. and OMG 2 TB for 11k still feels unreal haha, I got my first one at 500gb for iirc 8k
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Be careful with Adata S70 Blade, the device is fast for sure but amazon.com is filled with reports of drive failure after few months/year. In fact if you go to amazon.com & sort the reviews time wise for S70 blade then almost 70-80% of the reviews are 1/2 star mentioning drive failure within few weeks/months/year. That is also why I dropped my plans for getting this drive as reliability is much more important to me than speed when it comes to ssd/hdd.
 
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Be careful with Adata S70 Blade, the device is fast for sure but amazon.com is filled with reports of drive failure after few months/year. In fact if you go to amazon.com & sort the reviews time wise for S70 blade then almost 70-80% of the reviews are 1/2 star mentioning drive failure within few weeks/months/year. That is also why I dropped my plans for getting this drive as reliability is much more important to me than speed when it comes to ssd/hdd.
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This is concerning for sure, maybe the Innogrit IG5236 controller is to blame? Never heard of that. I'm seeing issues mostly in 2021 & 2022. Maybe they sorted it out by now. Also, another thing to keep in mind is that many people never review the products, so those are potential 5* which are missing. Still, a higher chance of failure than competition is not good.

As an alternative, I have seen Gigabyte Aorus Gen4 2TB to be sold for around 12k (5000MBps one). Then there's KC3000 for 13k.
 
OMEGA44-XT said:
This is concerning for sure, maybe the Innogrit IG5236 controller is to blame? Never heard of that. I'm seeing issues mostly in 2021 & 2022. Maybe they sorted it out by now. Also, another thing to keep in mind is that many people never review the products, so those are potential 5* which are missing. Still, a higher chance of failure than competition is not good.

As an alternative, I have seen Gigabyte Aorus Gen4 2TB to be sold for around 12k (5000MBps one). Then there's KC3000 for 13k.
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On amazon.com the reviews of S70 blade suggests serious manufacturing issues in almost entire 2022 batch. Unless amazon or md/vedant/prime/itdepot are selling 2023 manufactured batch this model seems risky. KC3000 seems better in everything & has good reviews as expected everywhere till now but then it uses phison E18 controller which is well proved.
 
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why is sata more expensive than nvme drives?
sata m2's are almost the same or even more exoensive than a nvme drive.
is it because some people can only use sata on their devices?
 
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