1.6TB SAS2 SSD (SanDisk 1606R) - $489

[KioskAdmin]

This one is a slower SSD, but might still be good if you've got a spinning disk array for some massive L2ARC. SanDisk Lightning LB1606R - 1.6TB SAS Solid State Drive - 2.5" 6Gbps $489 is a bargain even for a read optimized drive. Intel S3500's are like $700+

 

[Deslok]

That's a steal if you have a SAS controller, does anyone have benchmarks on it?

 

[KioskAdmin]

That's a steal if you have a SAS controller, does anyone have benchmarks on it?

I think it's like 400MB/s read but really slow 100-200MB/s write. I think it doesn't cache in RAM hence slower write. It was made for like CDNs and stuff where you write infrequently and read often.

 

[Deslok]

ahh crap i was excited to use it in my desktop since i have a PERC6 i/r in there anyway but i think i'll hold out, space is good but useless without speed... then again it wouldnt be bad for a secondary drive instead of the array of spinning rust i have right now

 

[KioskAdmin]

Yea that's the thing. And for ZFS cache it's good I'd think

 

[cesmith9999]

3.2TB Solid State Drive 12G SAS Mixed Use-3 SFF 2.5-in

Chris

 

[Patrick]

3.2TB Solid State Drive 12G SAS Mixed Use-3 SFF 2.5-in

Chris

I am guessing that drive will sell for much more.

 

[Boddy]

RE: SanDisk Lightning LB1606R - 1.6TB SAS Solid State Drive - 2.5" 6Gbps

Pic shows an original Pliant drive, are these different from when SanDisk took over the company?

(Seller may have additional drives available and may be willing to negotiate BO price for multiple purchases.)

 

[Patrick]

I think SanDisk basically bought Pliant and kept the design as it had a bunch of big OEM wins.

 

[Boddy]

$553 and 2 min to go

 

[Boddy]

SOLD $845.01

 

[azev]

SOLD $845.01

Did you get it ?

 

[Boddy]

Did you get it ?

No it wasn't me.

 

[Patrick]

Bummed I missed this one!