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FEATURED Newegg Sales
- Thread starter Darknecron
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I'd let you know...if it worked.
Was going to use one in a basic home file server plus whatever use I find for it in the near future. Put everything together, didn't post, Gigabyte is pointing at a possible defective CPU.
But you answered your question again. It's designed to be cheap (motherboards run in the $30-$40 range) and low powered (25w TDP). It's targeted at those who want a cheap, low powered system but need a bit more power than your standard Atom.
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I thought those DVD's was a roll of toilet paper lol.
I was like man newegg is really expanding its business! lol.
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Cleaning up the competition
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Haha good one lol.
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How does the samsung pro series compare to the evo series? I assume its better but probably not worth it?
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I have a 500GB EVO and a 256GB PRO.
For the money, grab the EVO. The PRO is faster, but only marginally, and reliability isn't an issue on either.
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That Acer monitor is so realistic that it has an Asian dude popping out of it
Great price AMIR on the Source 220
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Probably trying to clear inventory since they just released a new model.
Also there's really no good reason to buy intel SSDs. Their performance is on the lower end while their price is closer to segment leaders.
http://www.anandtech.com/bench/product/529?vs=1221
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Intel is consistently the most reliable drive, with Samsung as their only competition.
Samsung is more recently reliable, where Intel has been since the first SSD they released.
