Win a Western Digital SSD upgrade

[Saracen]

but MIGHT involve pliers and someones finger nails

...

Gulp.

It was not I.

I wasn't there.


I wasn't in the office at the time.

In fact, I don't even know where the office is.


Wait .... you have an office?

[Ttaskmaster]

Actually, what really happened is that we did a little error and it will be back soon.

You sealed a load of SSDs inside an empty biscuit tin, to 'see how long their battery lasts', didn't you...... !!

[CAT-THE-FIFTH]

You sealed a load of SSDs inside an empty biscuit tin, to 'see how long their battery lasts', didn't you...... !!

Then someone thought there was biscuits in the tin,and ate some SSDs and had to have a quick trip to A and E!!

[wazzickle]

So the delay was whether they're still working after getting eaten and sending someone to a&e? They must be very durable.

[Fizzl]

The page is missing AND the office is missing? Coincidence!?

[Tarinder]

Sorry everyone. Slight glitch on this one. Back live now and staying live.

[CAT-THE-FIFTH]

Sorry everyone. Slight glitch on this one. Back live now and staying live.

[EvilCycle]

I have been looking at getting an NVMe drive for a while now, so this would save some money if I won haha!

[Zak33]

dya know what? I'm glad it's such a popular thing... a HEXUS giveaway

get entered y'all

[chrestomanci]

Entered, though I am a bit confused about the third prize:

Third Prize: Blue 3D 250GB M.2 or Green 120GB 2.5

If you get a choice of prize you would expect the alternatives to be equally desirable or at lest cost about the same. Of the two choices, the M.2 drive is double the capacity, more than double the speed, and probably costs about 4 times as much.

Even if I did not have an M.2 slot in my PC (and I won the prize), the sensible thing to do would be to buy a cheap PCIe adaptor that would allow me to plug it in at full speed, without any compatibility issues.

[Pob255]

Entered, though I am a bit confused about the third prize:



If you get a choice of prize you would expect the alternatives to be equally desirable or at lest cost about the same. Of the two choices, the M.2 drive is double the capacity, more than double the speed, and probably costs about 4 times as much.

Even if I did not have an M.2 slot in my PC (and I won the prize), the sensible thing to do would be to buy a cheap PCIe adaptor that would allow me to plug it in at full speed, without any compatibility issues.

But remember the m.2 are slightly "used" after being miskaten for a biscuit.

[Biscuit]

You sealed a load of SSDs inside an empty biscuit tin, to 'see how long their battery lasts', didn't you...... !!

Wait... they were SSDs...

[Ttaskmaster]

Wait... they were SSDs...

Were, yes... probably tooth-marked junk now.

[Zak33]

Entered, though I am a bit confused about the third prize:



If you get a choice of prize you would expect the alternatives to be equally desirable or at lest cost about the same. Of the two choices, the M.2 drive is double the capacity, more than double the speed, and probably costs about 4 times as much.

Even if I did not have an M.2 slot in my PC (and I won the prize), the sensible thing to do would be to buy a cheap PCIe adaptor that would allow me to plug it in at full speed, without any compatibility issues.

If you come third, you go with your heart

[Fizzl]

Solid State Biscuit? Goes well with Solid State Cheese.

[Ttaskmaster]

Solid State Biscuit? Goes well with Solid State Cheese.

AFAIK, all cheese is made through solid state fermentation...?

You really don't want State issued biscuits, though, as they are very solid... Think of those rock-hard Ships Biscuits you used to get from the gift shop at HMS Victory (novelty-shaped concrete, basically) and then go further. The KGB used to carry them as weapons.