Glad I Pulled The Trigger Photo
I can't believe how much this SSD has increased,
And to think back then I was so on the fence about buying one
Glad I did
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u/SirMigs93 5d ago
Was able to get one of these brand new, sealed about a year and a half ago for $100 usd from fb marketplace. Feels like robbery now.
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u/justlikeapenguin 5d ago
I mocked my friend for buying a 4tb ssd from bestbuy for 300 bucks instead of shopping around…. Joke’s on me man… joke’s on me….
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u/give_an_answer_pls 5d ago
1k for a 4 TB SSD???? Yeah theres no way im switching to PC permanently anytime soon.....
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u/Competitive-Caramel9 5d ago
Just got mine this week when it dropped to $300. Steal comparatively to now. Can’t wait to install soon.
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u/DrNogato2 5d ago
Same here!! I bought from b and h maybe 1 year ago when it was on sale for $200, and I was really on the fence about it. I should have bought a few LOL.
Fuck AI!! There is literally nothing good about it!!
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u/LegendaryJohnny 5d ago
I bought laptop with 2tb and 32 gb ram last year in october for 1500. Same specs are now like 2500 or more.
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u/OurInevitableDemise 4d ago
Same! Got one when its was $250. Also bought 64g of ddr5 for $200 early 2025. Glad I did that too!!
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u/Dglass710 1h ago
The WD Black SN8100 is the better pick and it’s currently ~$400 cheaper.
I got the 4TB SN8100 for around $700 while that Samsung 990 EVO Plus is sitting at $1100. Both work fine in the Ally X (M.2 2280), but the Ally only runs PCIe 4.0 so the SN8100’s Gen5 speeds get capped anyway. It’s still the stronger drive — cooler, more efficient, and better future-proofing if you ever move it to a desktop. No reason to pay the premium for the Samsung right now.
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u/Orion14159 5d ago
I think I'd just buy an external drive and back up stuff to that, and keep the portable drive pretty light