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To: Sun Tzu who wrote (87095)	7/11/2021 8:57:03 PM
From: Elroy	Read Replies (2) of 95531

BTW, chips come in different grades. Maybe they use the initial high grade rejects that meet the req for lower capacity? If you mean NAND memory chips, I really don't know. But....I've never heard of a company marketing 512GB SSDs along with HIGH GRADE or LOW GRADE memory. So it may be true that quality varies, but I don't know how the device maker would market the same GB to get a higher price if their NAND memory was "higher grade". You can get faster controller speeds, or faster connectivity technology (SATA-3 v NVME) but I've never heard of some maker selling SUPERIOR NAND memory. 512GB is 512GB, in the advertising.

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