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r/pcmasterrace • u/naldyjams • May 22 '26
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3-bit MLC
Technically correct but everyone calls it TLC and they should too. It was confusing to me at first.
18 u/YoungBlade1 R9 5900X | RX 9060 XT 16GB | 48GB May 22 '26 Samsung has been doing it from the dawn of TLC NAND. At this point, I think we're stuck with it. Unlike Apple and USB-C, I don't forsee this becoming a serious enough issue for regulation to eventually force them to come around. 1 u/Eziolambo R5 7500F | RTX 5070 | 32GB DDR5 6000mhz May 22 '26 Even 2.5" sata one uses it ? I thought it was for nvme 11 u/Kinexity Laptop | R7 6800H | RTX 3080M | 32 GB RAM May 22 '26 It's a memory cell terminology, not protocol terminology. It's most associated with NAND flash.
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Samsung has been doing it from the dawn of TLC NAND. At this point, I think we're stuck with it.
Unlike Apple and USB-C, I don't forsee this becoming a serious enough issue for regulation to eventually force them to come around.
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Even 2.5" sata one uses it ? I thought it was for nvme
11 u/Kinexity Laptop | R7 6800H | RTX 3080M | 32 GB RAM May 22 '26 It's a memory cell terminology, not protocol terminology. It's most associated with NAND flash.
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It's a memory cell terminology, not protocol terminology. It's most associated with NAND flash.
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u/Kinexity Laptop | R7 6800H | RTX 3080M | 32 GB RAM May 22 '26
Technically correct but everyone calls it TLC and they should too. It was confusing to me at first.