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Posted by opckieran

- Today at 14:44:15

Could also be due to the fact that NVMe is king now and that most people who still need a SATA SSD will be fine picking one of the many no-name options on Amazon.

Posted by Phil995511

- Today at 13:17:00

QuoteWell, generally, SATA ssds are cheaper, and a good way to give life to an old computer. NVME+stat enclouser is going to cost you more, especially if that enclosure needs to be pci/nvme m2 support and not sata m2

Of course samsung themselves weren't ever known for cheap ssds.

Indeed :)

In practice, the need for SATA devices is not about to disappear.

Many professionals and individuals need large amounts of storage space to store photos, music, videos, or make backups... It's not just gamers who need computer equipment!

Personally, I only have a single 4TB M.2 SSD for my OS (Debian 13). In addition to that, I have two 16TB SATA hard drives and a SATA DVD/Blu-ray burner.

M.2 SSDs are far too limited in storage capacity and their retail price is much too high compared to platter drives. And unfortunately, there are no affordable 16 GB 2.5-inch SATA SSDs available, otherwise I would have already bought two to replace my platter drives...

What is certain is that manufacturers are charging far too high prices, particularly in the SSD sector ;-( As a result, they are preventing themselves from selling their products in large quantities...

Posted by A

- Today at 06:20:14

Quote from: citral on Yesterday at 23:16:33sounds like a nothingburger, those don't make much sense anymore, might as well put a nvme one in a sata enclosure if you want to slow it down.

Well, generally, SATA ssds are cheaper, and a good way to give life to an old computer. NVME+stat enclouser is going to cost you more, especially if that enclosure needs to be pci/nvme m2 support and not sata m2

Of course samsung themselves weren't ever known for cheap ssds.

Posted by WONDERMIKE

- Today at 06:03:18

The whole article is based on claims made by one person. Yetnesh, please be a journalist and ask Samsung and retailers what they have to say, can you?

Posted by citral

- Yesterday at 23:16:33

sounds like a nothingburger, those don't make much sense anymore, might as well put a nvme one in a sata enclosure if you want to slow it down.

Posted by RobertJasiek

- Yesterday at 20:25:48

I dreamt of some time building a workstation with several GPUs and an appropriate amount of RAM. However, if manufacturers want to price us out, I will pray my current computer runs forever...

Posted by Gallo123

- Yesterday at 19:41:05

If you want to preview what RAM and memory price hikes look like just go to an Apple store and play around with the spec configurator.

Posted by indyp

- Yesterday at 18:37:13

The beginning of the end of the personal desktop and possibly laptop market. Interesting, didn't see it coming from pricing going up.

Posted by Redaktion

- Yesterday at 17:00:46

Samsung is reportedly preparing to wind down its SATA SSD business, and a notable hardware leaker warns the move could have broader implications for consumer storage pricing than Micron's decision to end its Crucial RAM lineup. The report suggests reduced supply and short-term price pressure may follow as the market adjusts.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Samsung-to-halt-SATA-SSD-production-leaker-warns-of-up-to-18-months-of-SSD-price-pressure-worse-than-Micron-ending-consumer-RAM.1184896.0.html