A 1TB SSD for 50 euros? At the time of the first SSD review on Tweakers, now fifteen years ago, a 1TB drive still cost about 17,000 euros. That is 17 euros per gigabyte, while we now pay 5 cents. Or well, if you pay 10 cents per gigabyte, you’re already past the entry-level segment we’re talking about here. Even in the real budget segment at the time, at the end of 2008, you paid almost 3 euros for 1GB of SSD storage: 200 euros for a 60GB disk in the case of an OCZ Core V2. SSDs have literally become hundreds of times cheaper.
00:00 – Intro
00:19 – SSD’s van 1 terabyte
00:39 – Cost savings
01:04 – TLC vs. QLC
02:01 – BOM
02:37 – Test results
03:28 – Power consumption
03:59 – Conclusion
Related posts:
HP Nokia Edge 2022 specifications are similar to the iPhone, the price is cheap: Okezone techno
Livestream Apple event: this is how you look at the iPhone 13 launch on September 14th
Police officers will sit in the BMW 540i Touring. What will they be used for?
New AI System Could Revolutionize Pancreatic Cancer Detection: Study
