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noone

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    පරන හාර්ඩ් ඩිස්ක් ගලවලා අලුත් SSD එකක් හයිකර ගමුද


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    With 3 Years warranty
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    noone

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    M2
    128 - 3800.00
    256 - 6500.00
    512 - 11000.00
    1024 - 19500.00

    With 3 Years Warranty

    SSD
    120 - 3650
    240 - 6000
    480 - 10700
     

    imhotep

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    If you are looking at the low end of the SSD markets go for these. I have seen these but haven't purchased or tested.
    These use TLC - which is the cheapest to manufacture. (Hence the low cost)
    But will have considerably less R/W cycles compared to MLC NAND. It's a consumer grade product.
    Probably value for money.
     

    vinura kithmal

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    If you are looking at the low end of the SSD markets go for these. I have seen these but haven't purchased or tested.
    These use TLC - which is the cheapest to manufacture. (Hence the low cost)
    But will have considerably less R/W cycles compared to MLC NAND. It's a consumer grade product.
    Probably value for money.

    kingston A400 eka hodai da bn mekata wada ??
     

    imhotep

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    If you are looking at the low end of the SSD markets go for these. I have seen these but haven't purchased or tested.
    These use TLC - which is the cheapest to manufacture. (Hence the low cost)
    But will have considerably less R/W cycles compared to MLC NAND. It's a consumer grade product.
    Probably value for money.

    kingston A400 eka hodai da bn mekata wada ??

    It is exactly similar to the A400 in terms of the NAND technology used and performance. How much is the A400?
     
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