6TB Seagate Exos SAS - $46

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ESISO has 6TB Seagate Exos (ST6000NM0095) SAS drives available for $46. Taking offers.
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ST6000NM0095 SEAGATE 6TB 7.2K 12G LFF 3.5" SAS 512E ENTERPRISE HARD DRIVE | eBay

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Also available from Vibrant for $47 listed. Taking offers.
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Vibrant accepted my offer of $42 ea for 4 drives.
 
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If I didn't just stock up on 10TB, I'd be all over this.

Esiso always had Best Offer, but only knocks things down $5 tops.

However, I have made pretty ok deals via messages. It's just out of the 5 deals I was trying for, I was only able to work out one... The other 4 never had follow ups/silence.
 
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Solid deal at $42/ea as that's $7/TB. :)

The Obi Wan in me says, 'Now, that's a price I haven't seen in a long, long time...' :D
 
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Got a couple failing 2 TB SATA drives w/ 75k+ hours in my FreeNAS array...these would seem to be a good, cost-effective replacement. Thanks for the heads up! I've put in an offer of $44/ea for two...
 
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Dave Corder said:
Got a couple failing 2 TB SATA drives w/ 75k+ hours in my FreeNAS array...these would seem to be a good, cost-effective replacement. Thanks for the heads up! I've put in an offer of $44/ea for two...
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Does your freenas array support sas drives? Because these are sas and not sata.
 
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Samir said:
Nice! I bet they'd be willing to discount that a bit too since ebay is essentially 10-20% less revenue for them.
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Once you sell a certain volume, you only pay 6% in eBay fees. The 15% we pay is for everyone else. Shipping is also largely discounted at that volume too (and almost no shipping cost if you pay UPS/FedEx to warehouse everything for you).
 
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Put in an offer for 10@43. If I get them I'll build a new ZFS pool of 3 2-drive mirrors plus a hot spare, and the other three will rotating backup drives. This would replace 4TB drives that have already begun failing.
 
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kpfleming said:
I don't have any that *requires* 4KN, I've just decided I want to move in that direction :)
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What drives do you use?! the hdds of the last 10 years use 4k sectors/the advanced format and emulate 512b sectors in firmware
 
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What drives do you use?! the hdds of the last 10 years use 4k sectors/the advanced format and emulate 512b sectors in firmware
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What he's talking about are 4k native drives which do not use emulation (512e) or can be formatted from one standard to another.
 
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