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is Toshiba SSD m.2 any good? (Toshiba THNSN5512GPUK)

I want to get a 512 GB SSD to replace my 248 GB but the local market is full of terrible brands or used SSDs from unreliable vendors I know this is extremely old but it seems to be the most reliable SSD I can find for a regular price This is a question of…

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I want to get a 512 GB SSD to replace my 248 GB but the local market is full of terrible brands or used SSDs from unreliable vendors I know this is extremely old but it seems to be the most reliable SSD I can find for a regular price This is a question of reliability not speed

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u/jamvanderloeff

For drives that aren't super popular retail models there really isn't a way to guess reliability from public information, and on the scale of buying just one of them it doesn't really matter anyway, failures are mostly just random luck.

u/Majestic-Science-994OP

I asked because Toshiba is considered somewhat popular but the thing is that's a 9 years old model lol

u/jamvanderloeff

Brand name really doesn't make a predictable difference either.

u/theRealtechnofuzz

id go for a used WD black or samsung if you can find one. Should be plenty on FB marketplace used for $30-60. Samsung PM9A1 512gb would be my pick.

u/Cer_Visia

Toshiba invented flash storage, and the XG4 is a high-end model with DRAM cache. Such an OEM drive is likely to have been used in an office PC/laptop with not very much usage. There is no reason not to choose it.

is Toshiba SSD m.2 any good? (Toshiba THNSN5512GPUK)