Comments on: WD Blue SN500 M.2 NVMe SSD Review (500GB) – Saying Goodbye to SATA

By: Mark

Mark — Sun, 14 Apr 2019 17:30:59 +0000

Hi
I seek a 256gb ssd to put in an enclosure with JMS583 controller. I seek the fastest ssd and the coolest. with a price around 50 euros top. It is for windows to go and booting on various ISOs which will be put on the SSD.

I see that there is this new SN500 and the kingston-a1000. Are they the same in terms of speed, heat, and relevancy for my usage ?

By: Your other dad

Your other dad — Thu, 04 Apr 2019 14:36:14 +0000

In reply to Your Dad. Funny to read this after finishing an otherwise technical (and in general well written) article. Made my day. :)

By: Les Tokar

Les Tokar — Tue, 02 Apr 2019 21:34:15 +0000

In reply to Your Dad.

Love guys like you…you reassure me that I still have someone reading my work.

The definition of ‘vice’ in Merriam-Webster is “rather than…as in ‘two PCIe lanes vice four’ as I said. Although, ‘versus’ could be considered, I would term it an odd choice as most people define ‘versus’ as one thing against another, and not one thing rather than the other.

By: Your Dad

Your Dad — Tue, 02 Apr 2019 15:08:13 +0000

That’s great news.
FYI, spell check is wonderful but it just can not beat a good read thru by your mom.

“The difference between this and most M.2 SSDs today is that it is uses two PCIe lanes vice four.”
*VERSUS – not vice

” This cuts performance just about in have from enthusiast SSDs but that applies just the same to the price point.”
*HALF – not have

– You’re grounded for a week!
No allowance until you learn proper grammar!
I think that X-Box you play with has rotted your brain and not to mention that other thing you keep playing with will make you go blind!

-Your Dad
P.S.
Clean out the garage and wash my car!