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The combo of 138L YMTC NAND and IG5236 are not that great for data integrity. Let's put it that way.

Definitely a recycled motherboard. Had built something with a similar motherboard before and the CPU was unable to boost beyond the base…

Lexar's rep seems to in the opinion that the sticker does transfer heat. https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/803273#comment-14426657

Part swapping is a common practice in the world of budget SSDs, but considering that the model in question has only been recently released,…

Ya, I thought the same as well initially. Then I realised that they are from two different series - UD and US.

If this (https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51kEYMzUZmL.jpg) is what you are referring to, the review…

UD90 are slower with QLC NAND though.

I think that review and the screenshot is for the P34A60 instead of the US75 (they do have the different models listed under the same…

Steady state write speed (i.e. after cache is exhausted) according to Tom's hardware is around 850mbps

P5 Plus all day if price is the same.

A440 should come with a Phison E18 controller, which is probably what I would go with if money and budget is not an issue.

Z440 uses a Prison E16 controller. So it has DRAM cache but it is also an older controller. Sequentially it will not be on par with the…

Ya, they have a tendency of part swapping. Usually the first batch are fine though. It's the batches a few months after release that I…

Good price for a 2TB unit. (Lowest at Black Friday sale for around $133?) Online Only. Limit 1 Per Customer. Ends 18/12/2023. Same…

Just be mindful that, at 55°C active and 40°C power off temperature, JEDEC standards only require an enterprise SSD to retain data for…

Agreed. Aside from write endurance, data retention can be an issue with SSDs, we are talking about at 40°C active and 30°C power off…

Sounds like the cheapest Lexar 4TB option would be at $275 according to the rep - https://www.ozbargain.com.au/comment/14616000/redir

Sounds like the cheapest Lexar option would be at $275 according to the rep - https://www.ozbargain.com.au/comment/14616000/redir

The YMTC 232L can be peculiar with its performance characteristics, especially considering that it s a hexaplane design. While the…

I think the write consistency is a product of the YMTC 232L instead of just the controller. While the Maxio controller only has 2 Cortex R5…

The Lexar with the Maxio controller are likely going to give you more bandwidth and IOPS, while the MP34 would be more consistent.…

[Original Coupon Deal](/node/813814) Good price for a 4TB unit. Price now jacked to $239.45 from $233.99 Same controller and NAND as the…

So the cow that produced this steak only grew 0.4% in the June quarter 2023?

Only 1 Sata port plus a Sata m.2 slot

Bought one in previous sale, can confirm that there is an m.2 slot for the 16 + 512 N95 model. The slot is occupied by a Colorfore CF400…

N95 + 16GB RAM + 512GB SSD + dual ethernet ports @ 216.72 delivered (out of stock) https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0CF94X1RZ N5105 + 8GB RAM…

This might give you some idea on chargers (under different brands) with similar designs. https://youtu.be/Qb37WyXNQvw

I had a SP A60 that came with QLC NAND instead of TLC NAND dispite SP's product description listed them as TLC NAND. Just be aware that…

Question is, can it be shucked?

Not planar driver as listed in the title on the Amazon page - they have 50mm dynamic drivers instead. Lowest price in the past 2.5 years…