J jmc111 Posts: 12 +1 Sep 12, 2021 #1 I read of a WD Blue that had the needed low speed level (after cache) but WD then changed the chips and the low speed to fell to 300 megs. Hope some of you know of other M.2s that have a minimum sequencial write speed of "SATA" level half Gig. Thanks,
I read of a WD Blue that had the needed low speed level (after cache) but WD then changed the chips and the low speed to fell to 300 megs. Hope some of you know of other M.2s that have a minimum sequencial write speed of "SATA" level half Gig. Thanks,
H HardReset Posts: 2,788 +2,215 Top 1% Poster Sep 13, 2021 #2 Almost any TLC drive will do. Like some older drives like Adata SX 8200, PNY CS 3030 or Corsair Force MP510 etc. Those should at least be close what you ask. Just forget QLC drives and it's quite hard to go wrong.
Almost any TLC drive will do. Like some older drives like Adata SX 8200, PNY CS 3030 or Corsair Force MP510 etc. Those should at least be close what you ask. Just forget QLC drives and it's quite hard to go wrong.
J jmc111 Posts: 12 +1 Sep 14, 2021 #3 HardReset said: Almost any TLC drive will do. Like some older drives like Adata SX 8200, PNY CS 3030 or Corsair Force MP510 etc. Those should at least be close what you ask. Just forget QLC drives and it's quite hard to go wrong. Click to expand... Yes, thank you for reminding me of QLC...Those were the ones driving me mad! (once I checked) Never ever QLC again. AND they needed heat sinks added or they went completely into the toilet. (low double digit MBs)
HardReset said: Almost any TLC drive will do. Like some older drives like Adata SX 8200, PNY CS 3030 or Corsair Force MP510 etc. Those should at least be close what you ask. Just forget QLC drives and it's quite hard to go wrong. Click to expand... Yes, thank you for reminding me of QLC...Those were the ones driving me mad! (once I checked) Never ever QLC again. AND they needed heat sinks added or they went completely into the toilet. (low double digit MBs)