$365 on the best offer.Another 3 from same seller
$390 or best offer
SanDisk Cloudspeed Eco Solid State Drive 960GB 1TB SSD SATA 2 5" Hard Drive 0619659119607 | eBay
Yea the Eco is more of a read optimized drive.FYI. I came across an interesting article on ScanDisk Cloudspeed series: it appears 'Ascend' has greater endurance (1,752 PBW) compared with 'Eco' (1.051 PBW):
SanDisk offers Cloudspeed flash options for pockets deep and shallow • The Register
Ahh! I get it now, if you wanting more write intensive, go for endurance and more read intensive drives are optimized as such, with less endurance.Yea the Eco is more of a read optimized drive.
SanDisk has the Eco -> Ascend -> Ultra for the CloudSpeed line (SATA).
The SAS line (Optimus) has MAX -> Eco -> Ascend -> Ultra -> Extreme. The Extreme is a 45DWPD/ 5yr solution. The MAX while it is only 0.5 DWPD, is also a 4TB SSD.
Yes. It is a total misconception BTW that all server workloads require high endurance. There are many applications where you are writing much data once then just reading from it. I have a small analytics cluster that has a dataset that changes maybe 2-10% per week. There is no way it is even close to a full disk write per day. Likewise, the web servers the forums and main site are on, even with snapshotting VMs, has under 100GB/ week of writes.Ahh! I get it now, if you wanting more write intensive, go for endurance and more read intensive drives are optimized as such, with less endurance.