SSD NAND Flash storage price war

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Clawedge

2014-06-20 08:38

let me summerise everyones feelings in one word YAY!!!!!!! 🤓

#4848737

Koniakki

2014-06-20 10:46

let me summerise everyones feelings in one word YAY!!!!!!! 🤓

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#4849121

Prince Valiant

2014-06-20 15:59

This is beginning to head into my kind of price range :3.

#4849328

mohsentux

2014-06-20 17:31

i wish we had more than two companies on GPU market so we could see improvements in pricing and efficiency in that area too ... 🙁

#4849434

PhazeDelta1

2014-06-20 18:39

Micron is doing good for SSD market. I just wish their SATA motherboard components were up to par.

#4849439

must_kill_ati

2014-06-20 18:41

let me summerise everyones feelings in one word YAY!!!!!!! 🤓

+1 "Oil and war threads will be closed on sight." In b4 Hilbert locks his own thread. :wanker:

#4849450

tsunami231

2014-06-20 18:47

In case you didn't notice, Micron (Crucual) dropped a bomb on SSD pricing when they moved to 16nm, prices already have dropped to 35 cents per GB for their SSDs.Â*Micron reportedly has reduced sales ... SSD NAND Flash storage price war

sweet when should we expect the high capacity SSD for HDD prices.

#4849455

Elder III

2014-06-20 18:48

Yeah, prices have dropped through the floor the first half of the year. $65 or less for a 120 GB SSD or 240 GB for under $100.... pretty good deal if anyone is still on the fence about them. 🙂

#4849470

scoter man1

2014-06-20 18:55

sweet should we when should we expect the high capactiy SSD for HDD prices.

I'm betting less than 2 years.

#4849488

tsunami231

2014-06-20 19:04

I'm betting less than 2 years.

so by the time i actual build new pc :infinity:

#4849555

maize1951

2014-06-20 19:38

i wish we had more than two companies on GPU market so we could see improvements in pricing and efficiency in that area too ... 🙁

You got that right.

#4849649

Corrupt^

2014-06-20 20:28

Bring it on, if it keeps dropping I might eventually move my entire system over to SSD (with the more important stuff on the Samsung 512 GB Pro which apperently can do over a Petabyte before it craps out) and only use mechanical drives for external backups.

#4849671

AcidSnow

2014-06-20 20:44

I bought two 256GB SanDisk Extreme II SSD drives this past year for $250 each, and I love them. They quickly fell in price to something like $160 when on Amazon's lightning sale. Excellent products! The next time I'll buy an SSD is when I can get at least a 2TB drive for ~$600. I can't wait to finally be on a full SSD PC (well I'll keep a HDD just for pics & porn).

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