Black SN750

In fairness, occasional failures also occur with quality SSDs (Samsung, Kioxia) as well, so it is imperative to maintain backups. Though in my experience, those are pretty rare. Only ever seen one Samsung drive get flaky, and that was a decade old USB drive. Seen a few failures from Patriot (are the

I have used only 3 brands of SSD, and NVMe. over a 10 year period. Samsung, Western Digital, and PNY.All of which have been 100% without issue. PNY CS900 cheap SATA SSDs for various upgrades etc.. 240GB-500GB The WD, and Samsung drives I have used in numerous builds, and my own personal builds.SN750

No worries I am not an expert too I just like that kind of stuff and help where I can. I am doing this for hobby. If you want something robust you can go with either Samsung or WesternDigital. The 990 and 980 models from Samsung are solid and the same for the SN750 and SN850 from WD. Also one more t

For Proxmox on a Lenovo P520, consider these M.2/U.2 NVME SSD recommendations: Samsung 970 EVO Plus (500GB) and Western Digital Black SN750 (500GB): These drives meet your power draw requirements, have good. Alternatively, you could use two Samsung 970 EVO Plus (1TB), but this might push the system'

It isn't just a pattern of WD product failures, though those are widely reported. It's also a pattern of misleading advertising, terrible customer support, and excessive delays publishing updates/fixes to problems. Here's what others have to say about WD products, judge for yourself. Western Digital