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960 EVO NVMe M.2 SSD
960 EVO NVMe M.2 SSD
go pro
Personally I hope for the 2TB 960 Pro, although I would settle for the 1TB 960 Pro, and might even consider picking a couple 1TB 960 Evos if the prices went low enough (maybe 4 in that new PCIe card box I saw recently, by EVGA if I recall it correctly?)
IMO assuming we only get one bit at the apple, so to speak, I would think it would be best to go for the ones in which we could see the biggest cost saving, if a drive is only a couple hundred bucks saving a bit would be nice, but the real savings is to be had on units costs $600+ or even $1,200+
IMO assuming we only get one bit at the apple, so to speak, I would think it would be best to go for the ones in which we could see the biggest cost saving, if a drive is only a couple hundred bucks saving a bit would be nice, but the real savings is to be had on units costs $600+ or even $1,200+
Guys..
There is people hoping to buy and upgrade their computers.
Please be cognizant of that when making a vote for the size.
In my opinion - 250 GB is realistically possible for more people to buy.
In my opinion - 250 GB is realistically possible for more people to buy.
I know it doesn't make much of a difference, but I only have one M.2 slot on my mobo (like most), and want a Pro card in the slot. Pro 512GB would be the best.
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Choose the 2TB as I want to see how much che can a 2TB NVMe M.2 SSD can go for
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Ladies and Gentlemen Please vote for 512GB instead of 500GB! (12GB extra makes differences)
Edit:: ^ Didn't notice the pro's series at all so for that I changed my voting to Pro's series.
Edit:: ^ Didn't notice the pro's series at all so for that I changed my voting to Pro's series.
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