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roshanx
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lol i guess now they do, they have many conglomerates.
May as well spend $7 more and get a 240 from Amazon ($2 off instant coupon).
You get over 10 Gigs per $ versus under 8 gigs per $ on that Hitachi.
ADATA SU635 240GB 3D-NAND QLC SATA 2.5 Inch Internal SSD (ASU635SS-240GQ-R) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07PLNNDL2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_wmI0Db91J1T24
You get over 10 Gigs per $ versus under 8 gigs per $ on that Hitachi.
ADATA SU635 240GB 3D-NAND QLC SATA 2.5 Inch Internal SSD (ASU635SS-240GQ-R) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07PLNNDL2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_wmI0Db91J1T24
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roshanx
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Oh yes, so true bruv. I almost forgot that.Hitachi makes heavy construction equipment and....... vibrators.
Private_Ops
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Hitachi makes heavy construction equipment and....... vibrators.
Gotta have a heavy equipment license for that vibrator?
Rydawg5143
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What would you use a 120gb ssd on? I'm out of loop and don't know
Just my opinion, but I'd never buy one these ultra cheap low end SSDs.
Maybe for a junky laptop, but that's about it.
I'd wait for a sale on a 120GB Crucial or Samsung if that's all the space I needed.
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As an OS drive for a server. For a desktop I would never but 120 is PLENTY for linux servers. You'd be surprised how many customers I talk to that have like 10GB root partitions. /var/log/ alone could kill that. When I see 120GB I'm actually quite happy.
Yep, they've always made electronics. They've even made memory before.
And imagine calling the wrong phone number for support...Hitachi makes heavy construction equipment and....... vibrators.
Not as a vibrator...
sirmonkey1985
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notebooks/laptops.. most users will never exceed 100GB.
/dev/null
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Wii U, boot drive...Xbox 360...
I still see 16g flash drives for more than this. Lol, this is perfect for pretty much anyone in my family as a boot drive. With one drive and Google drive backing everything up to the cloud, I'm less concerned about drive reliability than I used to be.
Rydawg5143
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Interesting. Never knew could change wii u he. Might look into it. Thanks
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I use an 120G with sata->usb adapter. Works great.
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I just took a closer look & it looks like you can pick up a 480GB for $41 with the same coupon!
Goodbye ps3 80GB drive...
Goodbye ps3 80GB drive...
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Also available at that certain site if you want to see reviews too (though customer reviews really mean less and less these days). Seems to be reviewed decently, but maybe some QC issues, number of reviews mention failures, but that's true for most drives (even higher-tier ones), so it may still be an extremely small percentage overall.
These drives remind me of PNY's CS900 line (around the same pricing too), which I'd likely trust more than this one. I know the CS900 is DRAMless, I'd assume the same of the Hyundai at this price level. Not a big deal if the majority of your use case is reads and a non-full drive.
These drives remind me of PNY's CS900 line (around the same pricing too), which I'd likely trust more than this one. I know the CS900 is DRAMless, I'd assume the same of the Hyundai at this price level. Not a big deal if the majority of your use case is reads and a non-full drive.
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I agree I wouldn't use these for anything serious. For a console speedup I think they are (probably) good enough.
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If this surprises you, I bet you didn't know that Samsung builds Skyscrappers and Theme Parks, Cars, Helicopters and Tanks among other things that would blow your mind.
Samsung Heavy Industries
Ships, particularly, specialized vessels for use in the oil and gas industry; wind turbines
Samsung C&T
Skyscrapers, civil engineering projects, apartment complexes, clothing
Samsung SDI
Consumer and industrial batteries, other ESS (energy storage system) components, and components for LCD screens, OLED screens and photo-voltaic panels
Samsung Display
Displays for mobile devices, TVs and other products
Samsung Biologics
Bio-healthcare products
Samsung Bioepis
Biosimilars
Samsung Medison
Ultrasound devices and other medical equipment
Renault-Samsung
Originally Samsung Motors, but aquired by Renault Group from the Samsung Group in 2000. But the latter retains a minority stake of about 20 percent in Renault-Samsung, and allows the use of the Samsung name by Renault as part of an agreement.
DejaWiz
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Hynix (a contraction for Hyundai Electronics) has been manufacturing electronics since 1983, and is one of the biggest DRAM suppliers to ODMs, integrators, and resellers across the globe...
Does it work with a usb 3.0 connector? I know the ports on the wii u are 2.0 but wondering if it is picky about 3.0 connectors/adapters.
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Welp, never realized that!
Interesting that they release computer components under both brands.
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Yep worked fine for me. My adapter is USB3.0 and 0 issues with the wii u.
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Hitachi makes heavy construction equipment and....... vibrators.
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I hope you got some robust backup for all that media.
Looks good!
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only backup is the smaller old drives, so I'll probably lose half of the media on a drive if it dies. Need to re-organize and make copies of my favorite shows and movies
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Have you seen some of the women now days?
Side note, Hyundai makes good stuff, my 2003 Accent has 203K miles on it, still going strong.
Me-watchy.
Time to jump on one or two of those BB external deals and backup everything and keep one on-site and one off and rotate them.
Hyundai really changed their image with the Gensis coupe. That was the turning point when car enthusiasts even gave them credit as the Gensis coupe would rival the Nissan counterparts for a lot less money.
This pic from when I visited Korea still cracks me up though--"oh no! A Hyundia police car is after me!
Just floor it, we'll be fine." 
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do these still come with a 10 year 100,000 mile warranty?
DejaWiz
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Trying to find the endurance is a PITA.
Best I could find, although I'm not sure if these TBW figures are accurate.
Best I could find, although I'm not sure if these TBW figures are accurate.
Car, probably on the powertrain. SSD, I wouldn't think so!