What is the successor to the Samsung 970 pro? - /g/ (#105663789) [Archived: 938 hours ago]

Anonymous

6/21/2025, 8:19:09 PM No.105663789

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970 pro = mlc
980 pro = tlc
990 pro = tlc

The current PRO line is just an EVO with an expensive sticker.

Samsung no longer sells the top tier stuff.

Is it possible to convert a TLC ssd to MLC?

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Anonymous

6/21/2025, 8:23:06 PM No.105663830

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>>105663789 (OP)
beats me ive had these things since 2018 and probably won't replace them anytime soon

Anonymous

6/21/2025, 8:31:16 PM No.105663903

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>>105663789 (OP)
Usecase for lower than tlc?

Anonymous

6/21/2025, 8:46:55 PM No.105664053

>>105663789 (OP)
It's Scamsung after all.

Anonymous

6/22/2025, 1:31:11 AM No.105666275

>>105663789 (OP)
Sorry to break it down to you but: Modern consumer-grade MLC nvme drives don't exist.

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Anonymous

6/22/2025, 2:17:49 AM No.105666587

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>>105666275
This. Stop being anti-semitic OP, think of the 6 million.

Anonymous

6/22/2025, 3:44:29 AM No.105667053

>>105663789 (OP)
You can DIY a pSLC drive