doesn't usb 3 top out at like 5 gbps?

it seems like the type of storage would be the limiting factor

o ya

then i guess you should get an ssd if you want fast

@Stims 5 gbps = 625MB/s

that's below most SSDs sequential read speeds

fucking bits and bytes

well 3.1 supports 10 gbps

so 1250

yes but then you need an enclosure that supports that

and ports on your pc

don't buy chink SSDs

decent brands are the same price now that 3d nand went on sale

adata SU650 is like £17 for 120GB and £30 for 240GB

it's cheaper than USB flash

Crucial 1TB for 120€

I used SD/micro SD/USB flash (samsung) and they all wear out

just don't buy cheap flash memory when SSDs are so cheap

https://www.aria.co.uk/SuperSpecials/Other+products/120GB+ADATA+Ultimate+SU650+Solid+State+Drive+%2F+SSD+?productId=68537

£17.50

yep and crucial mx500 are on sale recently

get a usb3->sata enclosure for $5 on ali

@Stims ^^

this

adata su650

@Neh <#189467888657235970>

Ard capn

my samsung 128GB memory stick used to be 150MB/sec read and 100MB/sec write

after 2 years it now does 120MB read and 21MB write

that's after formatting it again

sadly 3D shit is fragile as fuck too

how so

It can handle temperatures that well without degradation feom what i have heard

But yeah not everyday problems

Cant tho say was it controllera fault or actual memory parts fault

Reason probly why stuff like samsung 970 uses heatspreaders on their m.2

And some company iirc even sold thermal pads for m.2s

Guess you don't need them for the SATA M.2? Only NVMe?

i need a DVD-RW thats SATA and isnt a piece of shit that will swallow my dual layers

any chink brands or just buy legit

i dont care for blu ray