CS900

The CS900 SSD (what you have there) is a DRAM-less design, meaning that performance can suffer under sustained read operations. While I don’t know how frequently a car has sustained read or write operations, DRAM-less designs are, by and large, a cost-saving measure. It’s not an awful drive, but get

The CS900 is a DRAM-less SSD. Aka, it has no Cache. Which implies a few things: Random write performance will be worse than other SSD's (you can ignore this if you only want to save videos to it and not use it as a game drive or OS drive tbh) When the SLC Cache is used up, it will get substantially

It's a decent drive. Mid range. Not the fastest but has TLC memory instead of QLC, so that's good. See here: https://www.techpowerup.com/ssd-specs/pny-cs900-500-gb.d669 Something important for macOS and older systems is that you also need to let the iMac on for a few hours in order to let the Spotli