Did seagate discontinue the 32GB NAND SSHD?

>>58269999
Buy a usb memory stick and a usb to sata converter and just use that.

>>58270054
Well you could just use a small 8-32gb ssd then.
But a normie will use the laptop.

If it had two slots (17"), I would just use an SSD and Intel's "Extreme HDD" stuff that does the same thing.
But then again, this is a small laptop.

>>58269999
I can find plenty of those here in German online shops, so no, they are not discontinued. Your model ST1000LX001 is also available.

>Just want that small boost, if possible.
That drive is 5400rpm though, why not save the money and go for 7200rpm?
I only replaced a HDD with an SSHD once, but the performance boost was marginal at best.

>>58270070
> v

> Why not 7200
I had a 750 7200RPM HDD (Scorpio Black) in my ThinkPad, and I use a 7200RPM HDD (Toshiba) in my curent one, but they are both fucking slow for system drives.

They work fine as secondary.

> Performance gain
The 32GB had some great boosts, especially boot wise in tests.
Then again, I don't know why Seagate uses 5400RPM, it's just dumb.

>>58270070
> so no, they are not discontinued.
Thank you, guess it might be just a Christmas shortage.

>>58269999
This is almost exactly the same as putting readyboost on a very good flash drive, have fun with your toy

>>58270211
If you have a 32GB MLC based pendrive, sure.

They're fucking ripoffs that's why. With 32gb or 64gb ssd cache would make them mildly interesting but 8gb for 1tb+ is a fucking joke.