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Cheaper is better, he's just looking for something that will work. It's only for basic classwork, no real gaming.
 
I have these available,
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I'll take $35 shipped for the top one and $25 for either of the other 2.

The WD 1TB Black is sealed and the Samsung 980 Pro is sitting at 56% life left after writing almost 1PB. These are probably more than you want to spend.
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here are the models and specs

Looking at the three M.2 SSDs resting on your WD_BLACK SN850X box, here is a breakdown of what each one is, its speed generation, and what you should expect to get for each if you sell it:

1. Top Drive (Top of the Box)​

  • Model: Micron 2300 512GB (MTFDKBA512TFK)
  • Specs: PCIe Gen 3 x4 (NVMe M.2 2280) — Read speeds around 3,100 MB/s.
  • Used Resale Value:
    • eBay / Mercari: $45 to $55 shipped.
    • Local Cash (Facebook Marketplace / Craigslist): $35 to $40.

2. Middle Drive​

  • Model: Western Digital PC SN530 512GB (SDBPNPZ-512G)
  • Specs: PCIe Gen 3 x4 (NVMe M.2 2280) — Read speeds around 2,400 MB/s.
  • Used Resale Value:
    • eBay / Mercari: $45 to $55 shipped.
    • Local Cash: $35 to $40.

3. Bottom Drive (Green PCB)​

  • Model: SK Hynix PC711 512GB (HFS512GDE9X084N)
  • Specs: PCIe Gen 3 x4 (NVMe M.2 2280) — Read speeds around 3,500 MB/s (one of the fastest Gen 3 OEM drives made).
  • Used Resale Value:
    • eBay / Mercari: $50 to $65 shipped.
    • Local Cash: $40 to $45.

Recommendation on Which to Sell​

  • Keep the SK Hynix PC711 (bottom): It has the highest sequential read/write performance among the three.
  • Sell the Western Digital SN530 (middle) or Micron 2300 (top): They are standard OEM drives that will bring a solid $45 to $55 online or $35 to $40 cash locally without sacrificing your best spare drive.
 
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