Samsung PM863 960GB $309 OBO

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Patrick

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Nice find. I probably have 10 of those drives and they have been working well.
 

Stereodude

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You guys are going to cost me a lot of money I think. I wonder what the seller will take? They have accepted two offers by others.
 
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Patriot

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This batch is sold out. He will get more... I bought 4 from him back in november.
 

Marsh

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PM863 vs 960gb Sandisk Cloudspeed Ascend SATA SSD ($230)
Approx same price, which one would you take?

Thanks
 

Evan

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Where are these drives coming from ?
Seems odd to be disposing drives of ~1tb size.

(Although put a few in a raid for regular file storage and never see a spinning disk again does sound good)
 

Evan

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1TB not that big these days if you're buying new enterprise servers
True but that's buy today, if these are server pull's then usually the servers are 3,4, or 5 years old. That's why I wonder whe they come from, I understand some will be upgrades but just seems to be a lot around.
 

OBasel

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True but that's buy today, if these are server pull's then usually the servers are 3,4, or 5 years old. That's why I wonder whe they come from, I understand some will be upgrades but just seems to be a lot around.
When you buy corporate you get a discount. Sometimes companies buy servers with drives then end up pulling them right after. The PM863 is less than a yr old so I don't think these are from old servers. Product hasn't been out long enough.
 

Evan

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I know corporates do some strange things ... And in the absence of any other ideas maybe it's that but I bet the drives are not cheap to start with. I know how HP charge for disks !
 

Evan

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Suppose so, the 3.84tb model is 2100 retail, I would love to see those reduced a bit... That's what I would love to use for data.