yeah I find that hard to believe - but I must say I have noticed a bit of a slow down in folks wanting to spend the money on upgrading hdd to sata ssd, presumably because of the win 10 end of support next year...
I guess it will come down to how many of the older pcs that qualify for win 11 upgrade came with sata HDDs that could be upgraded to SSD.
I can see Sata SSDs taking over mechanical hdds in the large storage format, I mean ssds must be cheaper to produce than the big old mechanical beasts... They just need to come down in price a bit
NVME will always have a price premium over sata ssd because of the performance gains, so for a while at least sata ssds might be used for secondary drives...
Now I could see the sata m.2 variety being discontinued, it's already pretty much gone now, maybe the PB chimp was getting confused with that. half them wouldn't know the distinction between m.2 nvme and sata
I guess it will come down to how many of the older pcs that qualify for win 11 upgrade came with sata HDDs that could be upgraded to SSD.
I can see Sata SSDs taking over mechanical hdds in the large storage format, I mean ssds must be cheaper to produce than the big old mechanical beasts... They just need to come down in price a bit
NVME will always have a price premium over sata ssd because of the performance gains, so for a while at least sata ssds might be used for secondary drives...
Now I could see the sata m.2 variety being discontinued, it's already pretty much gone now, maybe the PB chimp was getting confused with that. half them wouldn't know the distinction between m.2 nvme and sata
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