Toshiba Unveils 256 Gigabit 48-layer 3D TLC NAND Chip

Now they have to convince people to buy OCZ/AMD SSDs

Honestly if they make 2TB drives at a good price and considering OCZ are OCZ in name only now since the buyout I'd buy a drive if reviews were favorable and prices were reasonable, I'd love to get rid of HDD's :)
 
Honestly if they make 2TB drives at a good price and considering OCZ are OCZ in name only now since the buyout I'd buy a drive if reviews were favorable and prices were reasonable, I'd love to get rid of HDD's :)

Haven't gotten rid of HDDs yet?! Jeez catch up to the times.. I've run all ssds since day 1 of my PC:p
Only HDD I have is for external^_^

Bit of a cheap shot but do you think these capacities might be over reported?

There were no reported capacities in the news article? It's simply about how they layered it to 48 and are using TLC nand:)
 
Mmmmm, Imagine 4TB SSD's.

I'd have 1 x TB for my OS and a few games and 2 x 4TB's for music, Games, Films etc... *Drool*

Would take 3 years before it's affordable lol

I have a 1TB ssd for all my games/benchmarks. Half my steam library and still got about 550GB left. I use my 2TB external drive for programs that don't write to the registry and can be moved to different PCs easily and then music/backups:)
 
The day when 8TB SSDs will be affordable and that same day when someone asks for an HDD and the entire community go "da fuq? :eek:"
 
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