TeamGroup
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Pros
- You know that you're under contract to provide certain customers (Corsair, G.Skill, Teamgroup, etc) with minimum delivery quantities, but beyond that, you can re-allocate almost your entire production line to producing HBM and make 10x t...
- I will say though TeamGroup has been a solid rock for me the last few years and would give them my 100% stamp of approval, though I do always have a Samsung as my OS drive so I do understand
- WD (aka SanDisk) make a lot of decent SSDs, as does SK Hynix, Soldigm, and TeamGroup.
- I like TeamGroup, and they are honestly one of my top choices in storage drives. I have a Gen5 NVME and 2 SATA drives from them that work great.
- Then as mentioned above, I put TeamGroup and XPG as 2 of my top options, but only on their higher end SSDs, so that may not pertain to you.
Cons
- Realistically, how is there a shortage, if every single electronics store has every ram in stock, except some fancy shmancy RGB kits of something like Corsair and G.Skill and TeamGroup (which all sold out first, since they are known to b...
- For the motherboard, ram and ssd go for the cheapest one of all the options u provide, doesn't really matter for performance.
- What brand NVMe? Please don't say teamgroup
Sentiment
5 positive (63%) · 1 mixed (13%) · 2 negative (25%)
Trust + time weighted score: +32% · raw score 38%
What redditors said (8 of 8)
Realistically, how is there a shortage, if every single electronics store has every ram in stock, except some fancy shmancy RGB kits of something like Corsair and G.Skill and TeamGroup (which all sold out first, since they are known to be the "best ram companies")?
You know that you're under contract to provide certain customers (Corsair, G.Skill, Teamgroup, etc) with minimum delivery quantities, but beyond that, you can re-allocate almost your entire production line to producing HBM and make 10x the price-per-wafer that you were making before.
I will say though TeamGroup has been a solid rock for me the last few years and would give them my 100% stamp of approval, though I do always have a Samsung as my OS drive so I do understand
WD (aka SanDisk) make a lot of decent SSDs, as does SK Hynix, Soldigm, and TeamGroup.
For the motherboard, ram and ssd go for the cheapest one of all the options u provide, doesn't really matter for performance.
I like TeamGroup, and they are honestly one of my top choices in storage drives. I have a Gen5 NVME and 2 SATA drives from them that work great.
Then as mentioned above, I put TeamGroup and XPG as 2 of my top options, but only on their higher end SSDs, so that may not pertain to you.
What brand NVMe? Please don't say teamgroup
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