hello_there_123

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1B27_j9NDPU3cNlj2HKcrfpJKHkOf-Oi1DbuuQva2gT4/edit#gid=0 As you can see, quite a lot of drives have Toshiba 64L 3D TLC NAND. Instead you should be seeing the Rocket as a Phison E12 Reference drive

The MX500 and 860 evo also have this. Pretty sure everyone and their mom knows that the WD Blue 3D is on par with the 860 evo and MX500.

May I ask why?

It has DRAM.

Well, you are paying 116 cad for less than CX quality, and that's when RMx 550 is $110...

MWE

Assuming you mean the M12II, that's already a piece of garbage. And used? You couldn't pay me to use it in a system that isn't a 2200G APU build.

https://pcpartpicker.com/product/8VfhP6/tcsunbow-x3-240gb-25-solid-state-drive-x3-240gb

That's funny, I thought Intel was much preferred over AMD for Adobe.

Split among 2 rails, you will notice however that the PSU does say that the max rated wattage for it is 340W on the 12V rail. Most PSUs are made in China.

Probably coil whine.

Mostly because consumers are very uninformed and see Samsung as God.

Overall I believe that the article was written mainly for people who actually give a crap about endurance (content creators, etc) but this comments section has spun that into "PLC slower than an HDD reeeeeee"

You probably won't ever see that 520MB/s speed in real life, given that the speed advertised is peak sustained sequential QD32, while most consumers only care about (or should care about) 4K rand r/w QD1.

How would you know that?? Are you a future time traveller who has looked at the 4K rand r/w QD1 of various PLC SSDs and come back??