It wasn't that long ago when new gaming PCs shipped with a 256 GB SSD as the main drive and a 2 TB HDD to store all your games on. Now you can easily replace both with a single big solid-state drive. And in the case of this Team Group MP44, with 4 TB of capacity, you can do so without having to spend a small fortune.
That said, paying over $220 for an SSD is still a lot of money, but it works out at less than six cents per gigabyte. For a drive with performance claims of 7,400 and 6,900 MB/s sustained read/write, that's about as cheap as it currently gets. So you'd be forgiven for thinking that Team Group must be using poor-quality components to keep the price down.
