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Samsung 860 EVO Basic
2000 GB, 2.5"
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...buy this for Synology NAS: WD Red SA500 (2000GB, 2.5")
Yes, that should fit. USB 3.1 and 6 or 10GB transfer rate is sufficient. I have an enclosure from UGreen with the same specifications as the ICY Box. I use the hard drive on all my Macs (MacMini and notebooks from 2014). Works flawlessly.
What is your measured throughput rate? USB 3.0 has real throughput rates of about 450 MB/s (and not the promised 625 Mbyte/s = 5 Gbit/s). The transfer rates of the Samsung 860 are also very volatile, depending on whether you are writing, reading or what data type. I would consider anything between 300 and 450/500 MByte/s as "good". All these tests were carried out under laboratory conditions. With the IcyBox, throughput rates of "only" 260 MByte/s are reported. Does the MacBook Pro have USB 3.0 on all USB plugs? Maybe that helps, otherwise get back to me with a few more details.
Yes, I have also installed it in the PS4 and I am satisfied.
This SSD is compatible with (almost) all devices with a SATA connection. The HP Probook 470 G1 has a standard SATA connection.
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Hello, yes, it should fit because the HDD currently installed also has a size of 2.5". This SSD also has the same interface (SATA).
microspot can also be cheaper ;D
I took one on Monday for 238 CHF and saw a few days later that the price raised. Thought the same thing as you. Maybe I'll buy a second one tomorrow ;-)
Does it have the cable for power and the sata cable or do I have to purchase them separately?
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No cables inside the package. You need already have them
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You will most likely have to partition it ;-). Here is an explanatory video: https://youtu.be/_vr5_FYVVw...
Yes, I installed the Evo in the Mac Mini. Very simple. Turns the thing into a new, fast Mac. Use it as a server, with screen sharing via my Mac Air and Mac Book. Amazing.
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I am not directly familiar with AllInOne devices, but it should not be a problem.
Here is a manual from HP (from page 25):
https://content.etilize.com/User-Manua...
As a video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch
And in more detail:
https://www.youtube.com/watch (from 3min25)
It should be noted that a little preparation is necessary in each case. However, this is also described or shown.
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Yes, that's possible, but does it have to be Samsung if they are too expensive for you?
Simply put, the number of bits is the answer:
Memory cells with 1 bit = SLC
Memory cells with 2 bits = MLC
Memory cells with 3 bits = TLC
Memory cells with 4 bits = QLC
Since MLC stands for "Multi Level Cell", the term "multi" can mean anything over 1 bit and TLC was probably not so useful from a marketing point of view.
This SSD only supports SATA3.
Quite possibly.
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Should work in principle, but I would recommend a hybrid hard drive. It's cheaper and perfectly adequate for a PS4.
you need a sata cable: Value SATA-3 cable (50cm) and a power cable: InLine SATA power Y-cable (there may also be a free one)
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