Minor detail, Intel sold their SSD business to SK Hynix for $7b. SK Hynix created a new company Solidigm out of the acquisition. So it is now a Solidigm 670p. h

Minor detail, Intel sold their SSD business to SK Hynix for $7b. SK Hynix created a new company Solidigm out of the acquisition. So it is now a Solidigm 670p. https://www.solidigm.com/products/client/d6/670p.html https://www.solidigm.com/products/client/d6/670p.html Personally it really felt a bit rotten to me that Intel had created drives like the 670p that would simply stop working after a designated amount of writes. On the one hand, predictable life-span is kind of of a good thing, but sending drives to the landfill before they're actually done seems monstrous. Anyways though, yeah, DRAM-less drives are available for incredible prices.