Warm? Sandisk X400 M.2 1TB $230 @ egg (Computer Upgrade King)

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Note: Third party seller "Computer Upgrade King"

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[FrozenSteel]

Purchased a few of items from "Computer Upgrade King" and so far I've been very satisfied. Got my TS440 with E3-1245, 4GB of RAM and RAID 500 card for 350 from them and it came pristine in its OEM box 3-4 days later. So I'd say their safe to buy from if anyone was up in the air.

 

[WheresWaldo]

Unless you are out of SATA ports why bother with an M.2 that only has SATA speeds, seems like a waste of an M.2 slot?

 

[Hanakuso]

Unless you are out of SATA ports why bother with an M.2 that only has SATA speeds, seems like a waste of an M.2 slot?

No power or sata cable needed and it's much smaller.

 

[sirplayalot]

I wish the 512 went on sale! I don't need 1tb >_<

 

[TheGamerZ]

I wish the 512 went on sale! I don't need 1tb >_<

Said nobody, ever

 

[Starrbuck]

Good price on a good drive. I paid $250 for mine a few weeks ago.

 

[the_servicer]

Purchased a few of items from "Computer Upgrade King"

I've been wondering about this outfit when I have seen them also selling computers on Amazon. Are they secretly plotting to become the next big computer retailer?

 

[sirplayalot]

It's my lucky day!

SanDisk SD8SN8U-512G-1122 X400 M.2 2280 512GB Internal SSD - Newegg.com

 

[Captante]

Looks like they have some pretty mixed reviews on Newegg.... nice deal on the drive though.

 

[NoxTek]

Meh, if I was going to buy an M.2 drive I'd save the money for a PCIE 3.x one instead of a SATA one....

 

[Starrbuck]

Laptops like the Dell 7559 can't use a PCIE M.2 drive.

 

[bayoulan]

M.2 is the way to go

 

[NoxTek]

Laptops like the Dell 7559 can't use a PCIE M.2 drive.

Aaah, fair enough.