What are you hoping for on black friday?
- Thread starter Threepwood
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Not sure about the 2TB model, but in the review of the 1TB sustained write speed dropped to 545 MB/s (4.36 Gbps).
MY EYES ARE PIES, AND YOURS ARE LIES!
Caporegime
It’s not going to be used for sustained writing. It’ll be my junk drive, throwing random things into it. Movies, shows to take with me to watch when I go on holiday.
The shopping list:
- 4K (or at least 1080P60) ultra fancy webcam
- Milk Thistle
- Cable tidy under desk box thing
- Sturdy wood thing for amplifier with cable management underneath
- Everything needed to fix up / resupply the vacuum cleaner
- Padded king size headboard, maybe in dark grey
- Coffee table upgrade
- Roof rack rail covers for car
- Rechargeable AA battery solution for controllers
- Bug hoovering / capturing thing
- Back rest cushion thing to attach to office chair
- Lighting for behind PC (strip light)
- Super headset that can actually be worn without pain for a long time
Aka mostly a lot of vague crap that I don't even need anyway, but have on my radar. I'm particularly looking forward to the research required for products that fulfil these criteria that don't rip me off. As far as I can tell, Amazon and anything Google promotes is always about misdirecting you to something that rips you off. Which is why the high street is now extremely competitive again.
- 4K (or at least 1080P60) ultra fancy webcam
- Milk Thistle
- Cable tidy under desk box thing
- Sturdy wood thing for amplifier with cable management underneath
- Everything needed to fix up / resupply the vacuum cleaner
- Padded king size headboard, maybe in dark grey
- Coffee table upgrade
- Roof rack rail covers for car
- Rechargeable AA battery solution for controllers
- Bug hoovering / capturing thing
- Back rest cushion thing to attach to office chair
- Lighting for behind PC (strip light)
- Super headset that can actually be worn without pain for a long time
Aka mostly a lot of vague crap that I don't even need anyway, but have on my radar. I'm particularly looking forward to the research required for products that fulfil these criteria that don't rip me off. As far as I can tell, Amazon and anything Google promotes is always about misdirecting you to something that rips you off. Which is why the high street is now extremely competitive again.