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If I've found the correct one they seem to have three separate listings, each with 100 units originally available but presented in different currencies (788 EUR / 699 GBP / 888 USD) and with separately tracked stock levels. Would it be unusual for a seller have 300 of these drives and then...

Thanks for posting this. It's such a great deal in the current market that, although I'm not from the UK, I went so far as attempting to order all 7x units at the Buy It Now price in the vague hope a postage quote could be organised after the fact. eBay naturally wouldn't let me go though the...

Thanks for continuing to post these deals ca3y6. Just a quick note about this one though, the seller seems to have provided an incorrect product number (the image shows E1.S form-factor PM9A3 drives): Shame too, because I've been hoping for a good deal on some PM983 3.84TB/7.68TB drives.

Found a potential deal for the Australians among us: eBay.com.au - Cisco / Samsung PM893 7.68TB SATA SSD UCS-SD76T6S1X-EV 4x units listed @ 769 AUD each, or 699 with an eBay+ code In the listing the photo is of a drive with a manufacturing date of 2022, though that may not apply to all of them-...

As someone living in an area with expensive electricity prices, running a system with a relatively limited number of SATA ports, I've been holding out for a good price on some 7.68TB Samsung PM893 or similarly efficient drives, naturally without much luck: They're ~2.3k AUD new, and with the few...

Hmm, that's odd. Maybe it's a region-specific thing with eBay's webfront? The URL I linked earlier is for the US site (as I figure most STH users are from the US), but when looking at RAM I'd been searching from the Australian eBay webfront- with this seller having showed up via a Sponsored...

Sorry to resurrect this thread, but back around September I'd been trying to source some ECC UDIMMs (for use with an ASRock Rack E3C246D2I in a planned TrueNAS build) so I was quite grateful to crlt for the links; unfortunately my order of 2x units from this seller was lost by a local courier...

This might sound like a silly question, but having recently picked up a motherboard that offers slightly-restricted bifurcation support (an Asrock E3C246D2I: x16 to x8/x8, or x8/x4/x4 specifically), just to confirm- could I pick up an x16 to x8/x8 riser from somewhere, and then combine one of...