SSD prices have dropped up to 30% this year so far, but they may go even lower

[Underdog]

Is there really any reason to have an orgasm over cheaper 1, 2 or more terabyte drives?
My main PC has a 500gb drive and 300gb remains unused. Memory of all types has gotten cheaper over the years. Production efficiency and user demand is behind this, rarely an actual need.

 

[BrwPCnrd87]

Is there really any reason to have an orgasm over cheaper 1, 2 or more terabyte drives?
My main PC has a 500gb drive and 300gb remains unused. Memory of all types has gotten cheaper over the years. Production efficiency and user demand is behind this, rarely an actual need.

I just moved to a 2TB NVME main drive and have a SATA SSD as additional storage. Game files are plenty large and my rural internet sucks, so I keep them downloaded. I also have a NAS I built as well for file storage and media streaming, so cheap storage is a good thing.

 

[Avro Arrow]

How long would something like that take to set up? I have a few TB+ HDDs I use. Would it be something that needs to always be on? I'd like to know more

I dunno... IIRC (and I could be wrong), RAID depends on frequent re-writes, something that is very bad on an SSD.

 

[Trapped Nowhere]

I dunno... IIRC (and I could be wrong), RAID depends on frequent re-writes, something that is very bad on an SSD.

They're all regular hdds

 

[RandomGuy5024]

Buy the dip.