15tb for $99, almost certainly a mispricing that will result in cancelled order, but why not Dell 15.36TB PCIe Gen4 NVMe RI TLC 2.5 SSD KCM7XRUG15T3 (DX2PD-CR) | eBay
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Damn in the Middle of the Night
. How come was it so cheap though ???EDIT 1: I feel like it's a Typo. 30 USD instead of 300 USD looking at similar Offers ...
It says "Free Shipping" to the US. Just use JetCarrier+ EUR 192.05 shipping
. Pay something like 20-30 EUR and AVOID import Fees (you just pay VAT, no extra Fees).And they cancelled my order, pretending that I requested to cancel!
I believe you can leave feedback, even on cancelled orders.That warrants the Seller being reported
They CAN cancel the Order due to mispricing (just like you could if you win an Auction where you submitted a bit with an extra "0" / Digit, e.g. 1000 USD insted of 100 USD), so they should just state the correct Reason and be honest about it.
What they CANNOT do is to state "Customer requested to Cancel" when that's not true !
These are working with windows, there is a driver to install. They have crazy endurance.Micron 3.2TB 9100 Pro PCIE NVME SSD - Low Profile Bracket - 145 USD open to Offers
(IIRC correctly, I could NOT find the Firmware of Micron 9100 on their Website / Download Portal, I think only 9200 / 9300 / 9400 were there, as far as the 9000-Series is concerned - make your own Diligence)
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HGST HUSPR3232AHP301 3.2TB PCIE NVME SSD - Low Profile Bracket - 150 USD open to Offers
HGST Ultrastar HUSPR3232AHP301 IBM 3.8TB PCIe Gen 3.0 x4 4GB/s NVME SSD. #M15 for sale online | eBay
Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for HGST Ultrastar HUSPR3232AHP301 IBM 3.8TB PCIe Gen 3.0 x4 4GB/s NVME SSD. #M15 at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products!www.ebay.com
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SUN 3.2 TB V-NAND NVMe 2.5" SSD 7317908 | TESTED Good - 142 USD open to Offers
(not sure about Compatibility, 7317908 seems to be a Sun and/or Oracle Part Number)
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Another HGST one
HGST 3200GB Ultrastar NVMe PCIe SSD HUSPR3232AHP301 DEL50-02091-AT81DA 2CM4C - 153 USD open to Offers
HGST 3200GB Ultrastar NVMe PCIe SSD HUSPR3232AHP301 DEL50-02091-AT81DA 2CM4C | eBay
DP/N: 2CM4C.www.ebay.com
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IBM 00AE991 Enterprise io3 PCIe Flash Internal SSD 3.2TB 3200GB - 104 USD open to Offers
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Sandisk Fusion io Memory SX350 3.2TB SSD CARD SDFADAMOS-3T20-SF1 LOW PROFILE - 130 USD open to Offers
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Sandisk Fusion ioMemory 3.2TB SSD Plug-in Card SDFADAMOS-3T20-SF1 High Profile - 129 USD open to Offers
SanDisk 3200GB Fusion ioMemory SX350 3.2TB SSD Internal SDFADAMOS-3T20-SF1 for sale online | eBay
Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for SanDisk 3200GB Fusion ioMemory SX350 3.2TB SSD Internal SDFADAMOS-3T20-SF1 at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products!
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SX300 Sandisk Fusion ioMemory 3.2TB SSD SDFACAMOS-3T20-SF1 Full Height - 110 USD NOT open to Offers
Sdfacamos-3t20-sf1 SanDisk 3200gb 3.2tb SSD Fusion ioMemory PCIe Accelerators for sale online | eBay
Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for Sdfacamos-3t20-sf1 SanDisk 3200gb 3.2tb SSD Fusion ioMemory PCIe Accelerators at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products!
Should work with Linux but you need to configure and have the right hardware, I didn't manage to use it with Linux. But for windows they are ok!
I am talking about the Fusion sx350 not the Micron pro!
Doesn't seem to have such a high endurance, based on specs. 9.6PB is only 1.6 DWPD, which is below most write intensive SSDs (typically 3DWPD). The drives I am selling on ebay now are 10DWPD. The old intel AIC cards go to 40DWPD.
I was actually talking about the Danish Customs Processing Fee (approx. 25 EUR) if you were to import Directly through Postnord / UPS / Fedex / etc.
I think they're working with at least 6.10, maybe it's 6.12 (I have been several versions on my new server when I get time) and with some patches up to 6.16 (I haven't checked lately to see if anyone has published those, I may need to submit my patches.) I also haven't gotten it working with DKMS, though I didn't try very hard.
That SOUNDS exactly like they are messing around and lying. Why would they put up a listing for Drives that are not available ???
I wanted to say that you need the right driver for Linux and to build it or configure it. So, if you are not a Linux guy it can be complicated. Otherwise under windows you just install the driver and it should work. Yes, the sx350 Sandisk Fusion has great endurance, there is also the 6.4 tb versionI gave up on Windows more than 5 Years ago so that's unfortunately not relevant for me
Have the right Hardware, as in ... having a Lenovo Workstation to flash a Lenovo branded NVMe, a Dell Workstatio to flash a Dell branded NVMe, etc ? Or what exactly do yo mean ?
Thanks for clarifying
It's a little more complicated than that, but there are instructions in the repo: GitHub - RemixVSL/iomemory-vsl4: Updated Fusion-io iomemory VSL4 Linux (version 4.3.7) driver for recent kernels.. Looks like they did patch for 6.15+ support, much better than my fixes.
Anyone know the power consumption on the Sandisk Sx350 series. I can’t seem to find anything on that. Just wondering if they are heaters like most other PCIe storage of that generation.
I haven't done any precise measurements but they're probably 10W idle or so, and will happily use the entire 25W PCIe slot power budget under load (some models have an aux power connector to use even more power.) They definitely require direct fan cooling.
They didn't claim that the Buyer Canceled according to @nexox Message though. Probably they just claimed that the Drive was sold off eBay on another Platform even if not true.
Claiming that the Buyer Canceled when that's clearly not the Case warrants an immediate Reporting
.Thanks. That answers the question nicely! My dream of low power AND (relatively) low price in a 3+ TB drive remains unfulfilled.
Personally I don't mind a bit of power draw, but achieving domestic bliss and WAF require me to my "computer junk" (wife and kid's term) in my home office. So, I'm trying to avoid stuff that requires too much active heat dissipation.
They aren't that difficult to cool, I have a 6.4TB model that's usually pretty lightly-loaded which just has an 80mm Noctua sitting next to it, blowing sideways across the card (and my NIC,) that been enough. Last I looked there are a few of those model on ebay that you could probably get for around $200 each if you make an offer on more than one.Thanks. That answers the question nicely! My dream of low power AND (relatively) low price in a 3+ TB drive remains unfulfilled.
Personally I don't mind a bit of power draw, but achieving domestic bliss and WAF require me to my "computer junk" (wife and kid's term) in my home office. So, I'm trying to avoid stuff that requires too much active heat dissipation.
You can buy the high profile bracket. If I remember correctly it is the same high profile bracket as for lsi sas 9300 16iPlease be careful though, some of the Links I posted previously are for SX300, one (at least) was for SX350. We shouldn't throw them all in the same Class, as the SX350 seems to have much better Performance.
EDIT 1: It seems the 6.4TB SX350 is ONLY available in Low Profile Version
That's kind of a Bummer for those looking to install these in a 2U Chassis
Perfectly fine in a Desktop Chassis though with some Fan cooling it from the Side I would say though, as @nexox said