GAMMIX S70 Blade

Yeah its a shitshow now. Glad I grabbed these SSDs in July 2023. Its Canadian Dollar btw. Samsung 980 Pro 2TB for CAD 140 which was around Rs 8700 back then. XPG S70 Blade 2TB for CAD 120 which was around Rs 7500 back then.

Definitely not to the point of breaking a SSD within 1 year. My first TW SSD is the HP EX900 1TB (500 TB write cycle) that comes with my laptop and lasted me 4 years. Pretty standard lifetime. After it broke, I replaced it with an ADATA XPG S70 Blade 2TB, which broke in half a year despite supposedl

Buy the B650. Save the ₹3-4k. Get a good B650 (MSI B650 Gaming Plus, B650 Tomahawk, etc.) rather than a cheap B850. i) 9600X = best value ii) 9700X = not worth ₹7k more for mainly gaming. iii) 7800X3D = best CPU, but costs significantly more. (maybe future upgrade?) 3. Definitely get the 9070 XT wha

I have a Samsung 990 EVO, Lexar NM790 and XPG Gammix S70 Blade and they're all great SSD for a gaming build.

preface: a prebuilt is a good option. if you have access to a microcenter, the price can be lower, or better parts can be had, for a similar price. For the CPU, I picked the 9600X. It's a great all-around CPU. It stays cool with a 360mm RGB AIO cooler. The motherboard has wifi and extra M.2 & DIMM s

A config que tu mandou com o Peerless assassin no lugar desse cooler e a fonte de 850W está ok. Essa placa da XFX está um pouco mais barata na versão branca, se não se importar (Normalmente a branca é mais cara, inclusive) https://promotech.app.br/products/simple/gpu/model/xfx-rx-9070-xt-swift-white

Bruv I'm doing a 9950X3D + 5070Ti build with 64gb ram and 2TB Corsair MP600 Pro NH which is also a dram ssd and much higher tier and quality than S70 Blade for 3.45L Here's the build R9 9950X3D RTX 5070Ti Solid OC X870e Tomahawk XPG Lancer 64GB (32×2) 6000MHz CL30 Corsair RM1000X 1000W 80+ Gold Modu

I'm planning to upgrade the storage on my MSI Thin A15 B7VF laptop, it's only have single slot NVME storage. The default SSD is a 512GB SAMSUNG MZVL8512HELU-00BTW, which feels too small for my needs. A few months ago, I bought an ADATA XPG GAMMIX S70 Blade 4TB Gen4 SSD, but I ran into issues after i

What matters the most are the TBW / MTBF. The ssd is the SN5100 QLC / TLC is a general recommendation, TLC usually lasts longer with a bigger SLC cache, hence why people recommends it. The choice of QLC here is key, cheaper with 50% more performances than any TLC you can find at this price. Even if

Ironically, it's the secondary SSD that I added xpg s70 blade that has failed, 0% health, it didn't even complete a year, now I'm contemplating whether to save the data or nahh and just replace it