Whoops.

I accidentally deleted it

the 500gb silicon power one on amazon seems like a good bet

Also if anyone's looking the m.2 version of the 1TB 860 evo, it's also around $130

relatively unknown brand but they have a 3 year warranty for it free

what if you lose your data

will they recover it?

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07997QV4Z/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 got this for 60.99

back up your shit loser

(assuming it's a normal guy who doesn't have backups)

why would you put anything important on your SSD

use it for the operating system and programs

and just back up your AppData folder or something

>why would you put anything important on your non-volatile solid state drive that has far longer MTBF vs spinning rust disks

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Has anyone here switched over to only using SSDs?

multi layer SSDs are not that reliable kiddo

and anything above 120gb is guaranteed not single layer

my important shit is on a 120GB single layer SSD

what now

@adamcdx it doesn't seem that practical

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it doesn't

I can see it becoming a thing is the GB/$ ratio drops further

but it does seem

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ssds are safe until you cut the power

for anything longer than day or 2

Why only SSDs?

HDDs are great for hoarding

applies to all flashdrives etc too pretty much

Media

@Tervy What? Are you implying volatility in SSDs?

yeah once i stopped using my computer for a week and boom my data flew away

what did he mean by this

videos, music, images and long term files go on a big hdd, currently relevant files and what im working on are on ssd

how fast did it go

@Windatica

I have a net for data

I can catch it as it flies away

flash memory decays without power