Monday, September 7th 2020

TechPowerUp and Team Group Announce Cardea Ceramic C440 Giveaway

TechPowerUp and Team Group bring you a chance to win a Team T-Force Cardea Ceramic C440 1 TB M.2 PCIe Gen 4 NVMe SSD. Announced this June, the T-Force Cardea Ceramic C440 is an M.2 NVMe SSD that takes advantage of PCI-Express 4.0 x4 host interface - perfect for a cutting edge build based on 3rd Gen AMD Ryzen or upcoming Intel processors. This isn't just another Phison E16 + 3D TLC NAND based drive, Team Group innovated a patented new heatspreader which uses ceramic composite materials that more effectively pull heat from the drive's controller and NAND flash components. The 1 TB variant offers blistering speeds of up to 5,000 MB/s reads, with up to 4,400 MB/s writes. Open worldwide (wherever legal), the Giveaway accepts entries until September 17, 2020. To enter, all you have to do is fill us a short form that helps us get back to you if you've won. Good Luck!

For more information, and to participate, visit this page.
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18 Comments on TechPowerUp and Team Group Announce Cardea Ceramic C440 Giveaway

#1
Lnxepique
Very nice giveaway, thanks a lot! The white heatpsreader looks absolutely sick. I am a huge fan of ceramic too.
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#2
Legacy-ZA
Thank you for the opportunity TPU and TeamGroup. :)
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#3
AsRock
TPU addict
They need your full name before you win, WOW. Sorry but shit.

Good Luck to those who enter.
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#4
W1zzard
AsRockThey need your full name before you win, WOW. Sorry but shit.

Good Luck to those who enter.
We are not sharing any of this info with them, only the winning name and email

In theory we could ask for "first name" (so we can announce the winning name) and "email" ? How do other giveaways like that work?

Also thoughts on cheaters signing up multiple times with random names?
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#5
AsRock
TPU addict
My bad, did not realize that it was hosted by TPU it self, how ever why not just the user name in the forum ?.

Don't allow new members to be able vote maybe ?, or at least x amount of posts made at least.

And can i not sign up with multiple names this way with multiple email addresses as most have more than one anyways.
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#7
ShurikN
That's a nice looking piece of hardware. My new pc is about to get finished, just need an ssd. This one would fit perfectly.
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#8
Sandbo
W1zzardWe are not sharing any of this info with them, only the winning name and email

In theory we could ask for "first name" (so we can announce the winning name) and "email" ? How do other giveaways like that work?

Also thoughts on cheaters signing up multiple times with random names?
Maybe forum account, or email verification should help with increasing effort for cheating.
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#9
Caring1
W1zzardAlso thoughts on cheaters signing up multiple times with random names?
Photo I.D. if selected as the winner?
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#10
DeathtoGnomes
So one of the questions on the giveaway page is "How thick this is the C440's heatsink? " ( 'this' is not a typo ). I've looked around for information on the thickness, I cant seem to find any.

EDIT: The product page has it but its not under specifications...
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#11
AsRock
TPU addict
3mm maybe ?, maybe this will help.

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#12
W1zzard
DeathtoGnomes( 'this' is not a typo
Fixed
DeathtoGnomesThe product page has it but its not under specifications...
we're not making it too easy for you ;)
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#13
kiriakost
I have no use for 1 TB of storage and therefore it is all yours. :)
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#14
micropage7
at last, world wide
and crossing fingers again :D :D
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#15
Caring1
DeathtoGnomesSo one of the questions on the giveaway page is "How thick this is the C440's heatsink? " ( 'this' is not a typo ). I've looked around for information on the thickness, I cant seem to find any.
A second of looking at the actual product shows how thin the heatsink is in comparison to the PCB, those that are familiar with this style of drive (and metric) would know it could only be one.
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#16
Athlonite
In with a grin thanks TPU and Team Group for a very nice giveaway
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#17
SingularitE
So what's so special about the heat spreader of this Team Group T-Force Cardea Ceramic C440 1TB M.2 PCIe Gen.4x4 SSD?
Ceramic, white, thin. How thin? Well, it's in the name for this capacity... :roll:

The problem is, in my PC the M.2 PCIe slot is limited to Gen.3 and it disables the 2nd x16 slot. Also the build I have is pure black&white and I don't want to ruin it with a red/green/blue PCB so I guess I'll think about it. :D
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#18
mhalhuphet
thank you very much for this awesome event <3 more power techpowerup <3 hope i can win so i can extend my storage ^_^ i only have hdd
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