With an all-time high price tag of US$699.99 in early August 2022, the WD Black SN850X PCIe SSD with 4 TB of storage space dropped to US$269.99 on Amazon in late July, this year. Now, it goes for US$299.99, thanks to a 57% discount applied to the US$699.99 list price (US$440 based on the last 32 price changes).https://www.notebookcheck.net/WD-Black-SN850X-4-TB-NVMe-PCIe-4-0-SSD-gets-massive-57-discount-on-Amazon.748533.0.html
This is normal price, MSRP is meaningless here, not a good deal
But for the same price I want a 1TB SLC drive that writes linearly and stably at a speed of 7Gb/s always. And it has 100k cycles and a data storage time of 25 years at a temperature of 25C and wear up to 10%.
4TB 3D TLC = 1TB SLC. Right? ;)
Why don't disk manufacturers give the buyer the right to choose in which mode to use the disk at the low-level format level in the firmware? This is an obvious conspiracy.
Sorry, typo... 4Тб QLC = 1 Tb SLC... 4Tb TLC = 1.33TB SLC. ;)