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Get more storage, increased multi-tasking ability, and faster reading and writing speeds with the HP S700 Pro Series of SSD drives, which are available in three capacities: 128GB, 256GB, 512GB. The drives are compatible with HPdst.exe, have 3D NAND technology, and LDPC error correction for high-speed parallel decoding and real-time error correction to ensure data security Read More
afk.or.feedHOLY COW, man I'm sorry, I didn't read that it was an SDD, I just assumed it was an external hard drive, sorry for the misunderstanding man...
They're PCIe-interfaced. M.2 is simply a connection form factor; M.2 can run either on a SATA III interface or on a PCIe X4 interface. There are both SATA III and PCIe X4 SSDs that run on an M.2 slot. Those are NVMe SSDs running on an M.2 slot. M.2 is merely a form factor, not an interface type.
And ease of access.
Lots of us don't want to use other sites.
Nothing against better deals.
Trust me, I'm trying to save money all the time to keep buying. But you spoke clearly that's for sure. Good head bro.
jantariThe Samsung 850 Pro - 512GB Drive has the following specs
Max Sequential Read - Up to 550 MBps
Max Sequential Write - Up to 520 MBps
The HP S700 Pro - 512GB Drive we are offering in this drop has the following specs
Max Sequential Read - Up to 565 MBps
Max Sequential Write - Up to 520 MBps
The best price you can currently on the Samsung 850 Pro is about $250.
We are selling the HP S700 Pro for $203.49 - Almost $50 cheaper and the HP drive is faster.
Tex-ArozziUh but if you're gonna cite theoretical performance why not the 100.000 IOPS the 850 Pro does at Random 4K QD32 vs the 85 K IOPS of the HP?
Not to mention, I thought Massdrop was for "bringing enthusiasts together" not "selling off yesterdays technology at ridiculous prices". How come you're selling a SATA-SSD at all?
The Intel 600p 512GB is $196 on amazon US (so probably a lot cheaper elsewhere) and it does 128.000 IOPS both read and write not to mention 1775 MB/s reads and 560 writes. And that's still a slow SSD, or at least far from enthusiast grade.
bouncyx2The drives on Newegg are different part numbers, different storage capacities, and different read/write speeds. Newegg is selling the older models.
Newegg
120GB - 2DP97AA#ABC
Max Sequential Read - Up to 550 MBps
Max Sequential Write - Up to 480 MBps
250GB - 2DP98AA#ABC
Max Sequential Read - Up to 555 MBps
Max Sequential Write - Up to 515 MBps
500GB - 2DP99AA#ABC
Max Sequential ReadUp to 560 MBps
Max Sequential WriteUp to 515 MBps
Massdrop
128GB - 2AP97AA#ABL (Newegg $81.98 VS Massdrop $73.74) https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16820326747
Max Sequential Read - Up to 560 MBps
Max Sequential Write - Up to 460 MBps
256GB - 2AP98AA#ABL (Newegg $171.98 VS Massdrop $125.49) https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16820326748
Max Sequential Read - Up to 560 MBps
Max Sequential Write - Up to 520 MBps
512GB - 2AP99AA#ABL (Newegg $216.59 VS Massdrop $203.49) https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16820326749
Max Sequential Read - Up to 565 MBps
Max Sequential Write - Up to 520 MBps
@jantari
Tex-ArozziAh so they are, I stand corrected. I did notice the different sizes but figured it was newegg being newegg and had it wrong as I've seen them get some details/titles wrong before.
Thank you for the clarification.
"The 2.5-inch SSD design has a much smaller footprint than a traditional 2.5-inch HDD, which allows for fast information access times. " Hmm. Size matters even more than I thought...