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Reddit mentions of Hyundai 240GB Internal SSD SATA III, TLC, 2.5" (C2S3T/240G)
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Reddit mentions: 3
We found 3 Reddit mentions of Hyundai 240GB Internal SSD SATA III, TLC, 2.5" (C2S3T/240G). Here are the top ones.
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Powered by Hyundai Technology; Enhancing Performance for Daily Computing needsPremium Reliability and Durability replacing your existing Hard DriveFeaturing no moving parts unlike traditional HDD's increasing system performanceSequential Read/Write speeds up to 550MB/s and 450MB/sLimited 5 Year Warranty
Specs:
| Color | 240GB |
| Height | 0.1181102361 Inches |
| Length | 2.6771653516 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | December 2018 |
| Size | 240GB |
| Weight | 0.0881849048 Pounds |
| Width | 1.8110236202 Inches |
Out of stock at walmart now, but can be had for $29.99 on Amazon
Just get this. way more storage for like 3 bucks more
https://www.amazon.com/Hyundai-Sapphire-Internal-C2S3T-240G/dp/B01N46A9YL/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?keywords=ssd&qid=1564686679&s=electronics&sr=1-1-spons&psc=1
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Or any brand really, This is just the first one i saw. Plenty of other options out there.
Well, you can find a 240 GB SSD for around $30 too -- the cost of one of the A-list games once they start hitting the 50% off sales, and it'll hold 10 of our oversized games. (Well, I do realize that some of the newest games take 70+ GB now ...)
(That said, the OP did mention No Man's Sky ($30 right now, though it's been a bit cheaper in the past) -- and Apex Legends and Path of Exile (both free), so that comparison only really works for NMS ...)
But even if that's too expensive, spinning rust works fine too. I imagine that SSDs were specifically mentioned because they're expensive -- but they're not really that expensive anymore.
The bigger problem happens when your drive is soldered to the motherboard (Apple, I'm looking at you!) or it otherwise can't be upgraded.
In any event, is "some games require too much disk" more of a concern than "some games require too much cpu" or "some games require too fast of a gpu" or "what do you mean 4 GB isn't enough ram?" I mean, there's always something ...
That said, if you've got an older PC with lower capabilities, you're probably running older games with smaller disk requirements anyways, because it can't handle the latest stuff ...