870 QVO 2TB

This is at least one area where Samsung, if not outright better, isn't worse than other manufacturers. Like when they changed the NAND configuration on the 970 EVO, they didn't just keep calling it the 970 EVO - they changed the model to the 970 EVO Plus. Same with the 990 EVO and 990 EVO Plus. And

If you want a good SSD, go with Samsung. 850 EVO, 870 EVO, 870 QVO, etc. are all solid. My 850 EVO that was the main drive from the original build of my gaming pc is AT LEAST 10 years old and still works perfectly. I only just last year finally replaced it with an 870 EVO as my main drive, and that

If you don't want to spend too much, and you don't need top speeds, Crucial BX500 is about 250 USD and has a 3 year warranty. The Adata SU650 is 330 USD, also has 3 year warranty and possibly more reliable than the BX500 if a little slower. The MX500 or a Samsung 870 QVO/EVO would be better performi

That’s fucking delusional a 6TB SSD is crazy at that point just buy a 4TB NVME for 300-400$ instead of 3000$ for a 7TB SSD. Before this AI craze yeah it was actually worth it to buy SSD over HDDs because they were the same price for better performance but now just buy the bulk storage the OP knows n

For non critical data store you can purchase a 1 - 2TB SATA SSD. Depends on your needs, for example a 2TB Samsung 870 QVO could be a good option. Or, if you want a bit of extra speed, but still not breaking the bank, a 2TB Samsung 870 EVO SATA SSD. If you want to consider to add some backup storage,

My 4x 8TB Samsung 870 QVO in RAID6 on DS1823xs+ copied to a Ryzen workstation with 2TB Samsung 990 Pro easily saturates 10GbE link. 870 QVOs read at 500+GB/s, so theoretically you'd only need a RAID1 to saturate 10GbE link with reads. Even backup of my DS1823xs+ RAID 6 volumes to DS1522+ with 2x 30T

8TB WD Black SN850X for 590€, a 8TB Samsung 870 QVO would have cost arount 650€. Yes Prices go up but you can find Deals, for example I paid 120€ for a 2TB Crucial P310 yesterday, which is still the normal price.

M.2 SSD limits are typically listed as 2TB since the m.2 port is directly on the motherboard. That means the SSD must lay flat on the mother. That in turn means the SSD must be single side with NAND chips only on one side of the SSD. If the SSD has DRAM, then the DRAM chip must be on the same side a