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	Comments on: Samsung 990 QLC DRAMless Gen4 2TB SSD Review &#8211; Choosing Between This &#038; the TLC-based 990 EVO Plus	</title>
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		By: Eliosen von Rabattdigga de		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Da sich QLC- und DRAM-lose SSDs im Alltag immer schwerer voneinander unterscheiden lassen, stellt sich die Frage: Lohnt es sich, den niedrigeren Preis der Samsung 990 in Kauf zu nehmen, wenn man dafür eine kürzere Garantie und eine geringere TBW-Angabe in Kauf nehmen muss?]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Da sich QLC- und DRAM-lose SSDs im Alltag immer schwerer voneinander unterscheiden lassen, stellt sich die Frage: Lohnt es sich, den niedrigeren Preis der Samsung 990 in Kauf zu nehmen, wenn man dafür eine kürzere Garantie und eine geringere TBW-Angabe in Kauf nehmen muss?</p>
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		By: nature perfected		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[what tf does &quot;&quot;&quot;NOTE:&#039;Tested with&#039; (Z890/Z790/etc)&quot;&quot;&quot; even mean?  

you do some crazy 15 GB OS transfer test with crazy times all over the place, with huge differnces, and say they were Tested with&#039; (Z890/Z790/etc)!!!  what is ect supposed to stand for?  another Z chipset?  someother chipset?  and older or AMD chipset?  you REALLY MUST put a few other examples in your series before you put an *ETC* ....  LIKE AT LEAST THREE TO FIVE OTHER CHIPSETS for anyone to be able to extrapolate what goes next after just two data points in a series!  

but MOST IMPORTANTLY, you don&#039;t identify WHICH chipset you tested with for each of those drives, and there are WILDLY different results, so your results are MEANINGLESS without knowing what chipset was tested with which drive!!!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>what tf does &#8220;&#8221;&#8221;NOTE:&#8217;Tested with&#8217; (Z890/Z790/etc)&#8221;&#8221;&#8221; even mean?  </p>
<p>you do some crazy 15 GB OS transfer test with crazy times all over the place, with huge differnces, and say they were Tested with&#8217; (Z890/Z790/etc)!!!  what is ect supposed to stand for?  another Z chipset?  someother chipset?  and older or AMD chipset?  you REALLY MUST put a few other examples in your series before you put an *ETC* &#8230;.  LIKE AT LEAST THREE TO FIVE OTHER CHIPSETS for anyone to be able to extrapolate what goes next after just two data points in a series!  </p>
<p>but MOST IMPORTANTLY, you don&#8217;t identify WHICH chipset you tested with for each of those drives, and there are WILDLY different results, so your results are MEANINGLESS without knowing what chipset was tested with which drive!!!</p>
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