That's quite normal for a lot of sellers. We sometimes see 7 days before shipping even.
EXPIRED $50: 1.9TB Micron 9200 Pro with Adapter
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thanks, made me go and buy a fewprice decrease to 150$still 6 available
from this post it seems like it's worth the chance.Not related to this buy but I had the same thing happen to me with some drives on r/homelabsales. Seller said he did some USPS 7 day shipping. Went from "label created" to at my local distribution center on the 7th day with no updates in between.
Thanks for the info. My package was finally shipped after almost 7 days wait.
That's how i solved the overheating issue using old AMD CPU AM2 fan 70mm mounted on top of the card
It matches perfectly with the holes for the drive.
No i get ~60°C idle and around 68°C under heavy writes.
It matches perfectly with the holes for the drive.
No i get ~60°C idle and around 68°C under heavy writes.
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It could be interesting to open up that Micron - I have an E1.S drive from them that I took apart to fit onto an adapter designed for drives without a heatsink and the blobs of silicone thermal material on the controller / DRAM side of the PCB were all offset and barely making contact with the chips.
unfortunately i am not able to open it, mine has warranty sticker...(just kidding )
To be honest, I don't want to bother myself opening that drive.
If anyone who bought same drive(s) can share what temps theirs are running at, would be good to know.
I believe it is the flash controller, which is running very hot.
)To be honest, I don't want to bother myself opening that drive.
If anyone who bought same drive(s) can share what temps theirs are running at, would be good to know.
I believe it is the flash controller, which is running very hot.
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Due to overheating this one is locked in a write protected mode that I am unable to clear. Fortunately, I did not have any data on it.
Well all the thermal material seems to be placed correctly, but I wonder if those oval slots in the front are designed to provide a bit of air flow between the two boards - that would work in a server chassis but not so much in some of the adapters and DIY mounts.
That was my thinking as well. Based on the directional heat sink grooves on the bottom, it's clear that it's supposed to have some front to back air movement.
that's the flash nand controller, the "most sophisticated" silicon on the disk
would be interesting to know who is the manufacturer of that chip.
would be interesting to know who is the manufacturer of that chip.
