No hard drives are no dead. 8tb Hard Drive, £178.00, Sabrent 8tb SSD £1,800. Some of us are not rich and/or have extremity expensive hardware sent to them. Mr show off!
To be honest, it would be more accurate to say that in addition to the right tools for repairing your equipment, you also need the right knowledge and instructions. Thankfully this is, often, also provided by iFixit on their website. Don't know why this isn't in their talking points.
Ngl I havent watches this channel in a little under a year cause I've been Busy and not as interested in tech but I come back to what I thought was a fucking caveman
The speed didn't drop because as soon as the cache is beeing written on, it also starts to transfer the data to the nand modules. It's being emptied while you try to fill it
Well for the price of a big 3.5 HDD and small 2.5 SSD from 5 to 10 years ago, you can have a small nvme with a big 2.5 SSD today. I would say it's just a matter of years
$1400.00 dollars. That is why HDD are still around and not going anywhere for people who want more than a 2TB of space on one device. (most won't bother get more than 1TB)
This is not for standard consumers. This is for work usage and for the love of god I wish my work would transition from our ancient hard drives to something of this nature to handle all our CAD storage at work.
No. SSD costs up to more than 10 x standard hard drive per TB. And it's still twice the price of the super fast HDs.
Noob Question:
Can i Put it in my Acer Nitro 5
Like sure I'm gonna buy an SSD that cost more than my entire mid-range gaming pc
How can ads on your video is cast by yourself? Is this linusception?
No hard drives are no dead. 8tb Hard Drive, £178.00, Sabrent 8tb SSD £1,800. Some of us are not rich and/or have extremity expensive hardware sent to them. Mr show off!
To be honest, it would be more accurate to say that in addition to the right tools for repairing your equipment, you also need the right knowledge and instructions. Thankfully this is, often, also provided by iFixit on their website. Don't know why this isn't in their talking points.
this thing costs 2k
At 2 grand a piece ?! I'll still take the hard drive, thank you very much.
The graphics on this video sucked. Normally they're really detailed and well labeled, what happened?
Subtitle?
So how much?
Choose:
– 8TB SSD that only supports a handful of devices
– A top of the line pc rig
– 2k $
Ngl I havent watches this channel in a little under a year cause I've been Busy and not as interested in tech but I come back to what I thought was a fucking caveman
Linus: are hard drives dead?
Broke people: no
don't anyone agree with me that linus is obsessed with "SSDs" ?
SSDs are expensive, especially when most of your game library is 3TB, and you still have more to download. HDD are my only option as I’m not rich lol
The speed didn't drop because as soon as the cache is beeing written on, it also starts to transfer the data to the nand modules. It's being emptied while you try to fill it
Well for the price of a big 3.5 HDD and small 2.5 SSD from 5 to 10 years ago, you can have a small nvme with a big 2.5 SSD today. I would say it's just a matter of years
$1400.00 dollars. That is why HDD are still around and not going anywhere for people who want more than a 2TB of space on one device.
(most won't bother get more than 1TB)
GEN 3!?
That new intro!
Yes, but actually no. Some places still use TAPE for data storage.
It's QLC so it's garbage. No thanks Linus, I'll stick to TLC and MLC.
There's only 1 or 2 onboard M.2 slots on motherboards. Until that changes without add-in cards, SATA isn't going away any time soon.
I'm glad he's not in to cars, he'd be telling us to get a Bugatti Chiron.
Linus on the ad 💁
Linus: I want to break it
ssd: survive
Linus: oh bummer, now I have to improvise how well it works…..
This is not for standard consumers. This is for work usage and for the love of god I wish my work would transition from our ancient hard drives to something of this nature to handle all our CAD storage at work.
There are 16TB harddrives… And NVMe Drives are a bit more expenisve i think… I stil like harddrives
2000 for an 8 tb ssd? No ty