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  1. Squirrelthroat
    I understood that already. Technically TLC and QLC are both variants of MLC. Multi does not specify how many. I just copied from a comparison sheet where Samsung compared the pro vs. Evo and called both MLC just with varying counts of layers. Wikipedia states the same: “in electronics, a multi-level cell (MLC) is a memory element capable of storing more than a single bit of information, compared to a single-level cell (SLC) which can store only one bit per memory element. Triple-level cells (TLC) and quad-level cells(QLC) are versions of MLC memory, which can store 3 and 4 bits per cell, respectively. Note that due to the convention, the name "multi-level cell" is sometimes used specifically to refer to the "two-level cell", which is slightly ) sorry if I have been misleading
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    Ok. So Samsung 970 pro over 970 Evo because of 2 layer vs 3 layer MLC
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    in contrast to most of the answers to this topic I’ve got a real question about the topic. Linus mentioned in the video, that the 4LC SSDs are not suitable for NAS caches because of the obvious reasons. But which SSDs would be the best for that scenario? I would need a M.2 SLC SSD. Does anyone know a list or something like that where you can compare the options? Or at least find different brands? The I imagine the most common SLC M.2 would be the WD green one. But those only get about 500mbps read speeds -> no nvme. Are there any M.2 SLC NVME SSDs?
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    No. That's not the story here. You're a professional in your field. But there is a category of apple devices especially tailored for users like you. It's the "air" series. The 'pro' series was - and should always be - for the "power" users that need every bit of power they can get. This is what was destroyed by this power saving thing, that's closer to an air or usual MacBook than to what has been the Macbook Pro. and when i'm already giving my two cents, i completely agree with the opinions stated from all the people above. The ram chipset that is used is limited to 16GB. Testing the power usage of other RAM technologies is a interesting story, but has close to nothing to do with what's the problem in the Macbook. I really hope, the videos like this stay a rarity on the LTT channel.
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    I understand that it's important to get sponsors, but why cant you show the sponsor at the end. Like: "Hey, todays product got supplied by dbrand, which offer skins for this. Check this one out, i really like that, or this one is another one of my favourites. Check their website at www.sponsoredlink .bla" IMO, a sponsoring should'nt stop the usual review process. I want to have a complete summary with looks. that's why i watch those reviews. I dont want to google afterwards to see how the presented product looks
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    Hey together, i really like Linus and his Review-Style, but what bothers me is that i rarely can see the product itself. It's always covered up in protecting foils. I know it's just my opinion and it's up to you Linus how you use your phones, but seeing only small parts of a product where style matters for most of us is hard. How about filming the beautiful Close-Ups right after unboxing without scratches and other attachments? Or cleaning the device up before filming it? Is it just me, or do some of you share my opinion? best regards example videos: HTC One M9: Samsung Galaxy S6:
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