Looking for a non-Samsung storage solution featuring genuine DRAM cache and avoiding chip-routing technology?

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Looking for a non-Samsung storage solution featuring genuine DRAM cache and avoiding chip-routing technology?

Looking for a non-Samsung storage solution featuring genuine DRAM cache and avoiding chip-routing technology?

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bobbuilder2222
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09-04-2016, 03:18 AM

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I'm searching for a reliable SSD with genuine DRAM memory, avoiding Samsung-made solutions and the common chip-routing issues many brands face. The WD SN550 lacks DRAM and has had its parts altered by WD. Value for money is key. Other options could include models from Crucial, SanDisk Extreme Pro, or Kingston that offer real DRAM caches without the same manufacturing concerns.

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bobbuilder2222

09-04-2016, 03:18 AM #1

I'm searching for a reliable SSD with genuine DRAM memory, avoiding Samsung-made solutions and the common chip-routing issues many brands face. The WD SN550 lacks DRAM and has had its parts altered by WD. Value for money is key. Other options could include models from Crucial, SanDisk Extreme Pro, or Kingston that offer real DRAM caches without the same manufacturing concerns.

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chaz786
Junior Member

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09-04-2016, 11:34 AM

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Sabrent Rocket offers solid performance, Crucial P5 performs well too (though costs can fluctuate a lot, sometimes it's actually quite affordable), and the SN750 provides a strong drive without any reported chip issues.

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chaz786

09-04-2016, 11:34 AM #2

Sabrent Rocket offers solid performance, Crucial P5 performs well too (though costs can fluctuate a lot, sometimes it's actually quite affordable), and the SN750 provides a strong drive without any reported chip issues.

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Apple_Pie23
Junior Member

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09-04-2016, 02:49 PM

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From what they did with the SN550, I wouldn't be confident in WD here.

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Apple_Pie23

09-04-2016, 02:49 PM #3

From what they did with the SN550, I wouldn't be confident in WD here.