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{UK} WD_BLACK SN770 2TB NVMe M.2 SSD - Just under £100

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I remember last year when a 1tb 980 pro was on sale for $50. Man ssds are still expensive. Good deal though.

The same drive is $112 usd where I am 

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2 hours ago, ARandomPerson said:

 Man ssds are still expensive.

>Me in 2014 buying a crappy 240GB SATA SSD for $125

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Nah man SSD's are cheap AF IMO. $100 got you 2TB of HDD back then. The fact that it's now NVME High speed is amazing. 

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8 minutes ago, TVwazhere said:

n 2014 buying a crappy 240GB SATA SSD for $125

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Nah man SSD's are cheap AF IMO. $100 got you 2TB of HDD back then. The fact that it's now NVME High speed is amazing

I agree that it is much cheaper than a while back, I was just noting how prices have not come down since they shot up last year.

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