Hello,
are there any reasons to prefer SATA TLC SSD over NVMe TLC SSD?
I have to replace my storage discs in my PC. One of the HDD in the Storage Spaces Mirror is dying. There is no heavy load on this storage. Manly read access. And mainly archived data. Basically, the data I want to have "close to the PC". All long-term storage data and backups are on the NAS/server. But for some data I would benefit of faster speed than HDD. (Just for info: the system itself already is running on NVMe).
Looking in the range of two times about 2 TB TLC for reliable storage, I do not see a difference in the price between 2.5in SATA and 2.5in NVMe U.2 drives. I definitely do not need the speed of the NVMe. But is there any reason beside the additional U.2 adaptor I need, not to go for it?
are there any reasons to prefer SATA TLC SSD over NVMe TLC SSD?
I have to replace my storage discs in my PC. One of the HDD in the Storage Spaces Mirror is dying. There is no heavy load on this storage. Manly read access. And mainly archived data. Basically, the data I want to have "close to the PC". All long-term storage data and backups are on the NAS/server. But for some data I would benefit of faster speed than HDD. (Just for info: the system itself already is running on NVMe).
Looking in the range of two times about 2 TB TLC for reliable storage, I do not see a difference in the price between 2.5in SATA and 2.5in NVMe U.2 drives. I definitely do not need the speed of the NVMe. But is there any reason beside the additional U.2 adaptor I need, not to go for it?