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I'm still buying used enterprise SSDs instead of new consumer SSDs - tech|
| (hx) 01:43 PM CEST - Jun,27 2026 |
An XDA writer argues that used enterprise-grade SSDs remain a smarter buy than new consumer SSDs for most users.
Enterprise drives offer far higher endurance with TBW ratings often 5-10 times greater than consumer models, plus features like power-loss protection.
They deliver more consistent performance under heavy workloads and deep queue depths, avoiding the speed drops common in consumer drives after cache exhaustion.
On the used market, these drives often cost significantly less per gigabyte while providing higher capacities and better long-term reliability.
The piece recommends checking health with tools like CrystalDiskInfo and buying from reputable sellers with short warranties.
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last 10 comments: | Csimbi | (01:45 PM CEST - Jun,27 2026 ) | | Care to post some models you'd recommend? | |
| heretic | (02:00 PM CEST - Jun,27 2026 ) | focus on SATA or M.2 NVMe with low used TBW for best value.
- Samsung PM883 / PM9A3 (SATA/NVMe) — Excellent endurance, widely available, great for bulk storage and general use.
- Intel DC series (e.g., D3-S4510, D5-P series) — Strong performance consistency and high TBW ratings.
Prioritize drives with <20-30% of rated lifespan used. | |
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