It depends on the use case. I use teamgroup high capacity SSD drives for short load things on my homelab but they are super slow for any kind of extended writing due to a number of factors such as cache writes. I had to warranty two of 5 that died within a few weeks but it has been fine once the duds were replaced and they were easy about honoring the warranty.

Again, fine for a homelab but I wouldn’t use them in my gaming rig where speed matters. For things like readimg of stored video and Linux isos, they work pretty good.

Can’t stop, won’t stop baby.

You ever stand under a waterfall? This boy is training for the next MK tournament.

Back to the future based on the third movie for the genesis made me cry as a kid.

I’m okay with this, Redhat has always sucked.

Still needs infinite scroll.