I bought the sense 8+ 30,000 a while back.... man this thing is heavyYeah that one is also a 'sense' model. Good price also @R349. Sligthly heavier than the 15000mah but not by much.
Would seriously wait till Amazon and Black Friday deals come. The 10TB shuckable drives go for really excellent value and would be worth your while to hold out. Nothing comes close to the price of those drives even when adding import duties onto it.anyone know of good deals on 10TB hard drives? So far the cheapest I have found is R5300...
Esquire had the Seagate 10TB for R5199 incl, but not sure what this week's pricing is.anyone know of good deals on 10TB hard drives? So far the cheapest I have found is R5300...
Just adding to this. This was my order in July for the WD 10TB Elements External obviously with the extra $20 from the gift card.Would seriously wait till Amazon and Black Friday deals come. The 10TB shuckable drives go for really excellent value and would be worth your while to hold out. Nothing comes close to the price of those drives even when adding import duties onto it.
You get different thicknesses. I don't know about Mac Minis though.Anyone know of a good deal on a 250gb SSD - it's headed into an older Mac Mini but I don't think that is an issue SSD is SSD AFAIK.
You get different thicknesses. I don't know about Mac Minis though.
All the Sata SSD's I've bought have been the thinner 7mm, probably the one the Mini uses.You get different thicknesses. I don't know about Mac Minis though.
True. The Crucial MX500 is generally the one Apple folks use to upgrade due to this. Thanks for the correction, I actually did now this but had forgotten about it.
All the Sata SSD's I've bought have been the thinner 7mm, probably the one the Mini uses.
What about BX500? Is that suited for an Acer entry level upgrade?If you google the specs of the MX500 it is stated as being 7mm. So when buying a 'bargain' just make sure its 7mm
What about BX500? Is that suited for an Acer entry level upgrade?
Say what!
Say what!
2TB SSD under R2k is almost here, what is that drive like?
While that's the case you have to look at retention brackets which are typically one or the other. I had to replace mine when I replaced the HDD.The BX500 is also 7mm. Like @airborne said typical SATA SSD's is 7mm
There are also other non-typical sizes though
If its an entry level laptop that comes with a standard 2.5" HDD, the HDD is 0.37 inch tall which is 9mm, which means a SSD will be fine as a replacement.