Muh profits that is why, also there aren't many ssd makers.
Micron first QLC SSD
Ryan Brooks
Luis Sanders
>still no $100 1TB SSDs
oh come on!
Brayden Price
>QLC NAND flash memory stores four bits of data per memory cell, providing a 33% capacity boost over three bit per cell TLC NAND
>The downsides are that QLC NAND has lower write endurance on the order of 1000 program/erase cycles, and lower write performance.
>the 5210 ION won't be matching 7200RPM hard drives for price per GB, but 10k RPM drives will probably be feeling the pressure
Serious question, why would you want this garbage for home use?
Caleb Evans
This. It would die within a year. The ONLY situation where this would be bought is if it were 5 times cheaper than TLC SSD.
Matthew Nelson
>won't be matching 7200rpm pricing
In trash it goes.
Jaxon Taylor
found anas
Oliver Brown
shit what the fuck holy shit how
William Cook
delet this now, I implore you to delete this
Lucas Reyes
>Serious question, why would you want this garbage for home use?
- Can't afford a decent SSD.
- Still faster than a hard drive.
- Uses less power than a harddrive.
- Normies don't write terabytes of Chinese cartoon porn.
- Muh thin.
John Jones
It's not a client drive, you don't "want" it for home use.