UPSFor those that have marked “shipped”. What shipping method did you choose? I opt for the free USPS, none of my three orders placed yesterday is shipped yet.
I agree, does not look legitWhat do you think?
UPSFor those that have marked “shipped”. What shipping method did you choose? I opt for the free USPS, none of my three orders placed yesterday is shipped yet.
I agree, does not look legitWhat do you think?
Ups 2nd day.For those that have marked “shipped”. What shipping method did you choose? I opt for the free USPS, none of my three orders placed yesterday is shipped yet.
definitely hack account when you check the seller history.Another 2tb micron just for $38.88. Model 1100 2tb 2.5" SATA.
Micron 1100 2TB 3D NAND SSD SATA 2.5" Solid State MTFDDAK2T0TBN-1AR1ZABYY - OEM | eBay
Last rating as a seller was in 2015. May be hacked account, but may be he sells to get positive ratings as a seller to start business on ebay. Another strange thing is that delivery to my country is free, but I suppose it must me at least $20.
Too risky for me, as I'm not in USA and don't want to start money back process (Two reasons that help me not to check this )
Will not create separate thread, as I think this can't be true for such cheap price, but someone may want to check this for $38.88 at his own risk.
What do you think?
Ok. I deleted link. If someone really want to risk, he can find orig item by himself. Thx.definitely hack account when you check the seller history.
I know Rand__ did, and some others mentioned they had as well. I believe those with tracking numbers used UPS.Did anyone get tracking info for these? Perhaps those that ordered yesterday?
Do we need to break out to 8482 or 8680 for 12G? if it is just 8482, amazon has them pretty cheap:What are you guys using for cables for these? I’m going to put a 1.6TB in my workstation. I have a SFF-8643 (Mini SAS HD) HBA and I need a breakout to 4 x SFF-8482 to connect direct to the drives.
I’ve found a bunch but there appear to be problems with them running at 12Gbps. Seems the cables are only rated for 6G.
Riley
So it does appear that 8482 is SAS2/6G and 8680 is the updated connector for SAS3/12G.Do we need to break out to 8482 or 8680 for 12G? if it is just 8482, amazon has them pretty cheap:
https://www.amazon.com/CableCreation-Internal-SFF-8643-SFF-8482-connectors/dp/B01F378UF6
if they need 8680 then it looks like it is much more expensive. I have a supermicro AOC-S3008L-L8i HBA that I will use in a generic case that doesn't have the backplane for the normal connection for that HBA. I am trying to use that card and find a breakout cable (or even just a single cable) that can connect the SSD directly. ex. SFF-8643 to SFF-8680 (or ideally SFF-8482.) What are the IDE Molex connectors used for on the breakout cable listed above?
Thanks for any help,
jp
I chose UPS 2nd day and the shop shipped on Saturday evening, UPS shows parcel already in Oregon with expected delivery today on the 31st. Sending to shipito for later US visit pickup so can't verify drives/details myself.Did anyone get tracking info for these? Perhaps those that ordered yesterday?
I received tracking-Numbers from FedEx for estimated delivery on Jan 7 @Germany.Did anyone get tracking info for these? Perhaps those that ordered yesterday?
Looks like MPIO is broken in Windows 10 - perhaps intentionally. From what I gather it used to work, then after some Windows updates were released it worked until reboot, and now after more updates it doesn't work at all. I know when I configure MPIO in Windows Server the feature needs to be added. It looks to be missing on Windows 10.I can confirm the dual port cable can work on any sas drive with dual port capability. I have to remind you of one problem with this, you will need an OS that is capable of SAS MPIO and if you are using these on windows 10 box it does not work. Windows 10 will see the same drive twice and there's nothing you can really do about it. If you are using windows servers then it can work just fine. Honestly though, I dont see any performance improvement whatsoever with dual port setup, especially with 12Gb sas, the port bandwidth is much more than what any 12gb sas drive can utilize.