Intel DC P4610 6.4TB U.2 3 DWPD $349

[Samir]

I would really appreciate it if you folks would take your bickering somewhere else.

Noted. You also have the ability to not read posts or just not read this thread. No one is forcing you to read this stuff.

 

[ArthurA]

Noted. You also have the ability to not read posts or just not read this thread. No one is forcing you to read this stuff.

I'm seeing notifications for non-sense in a thread I've been attempting to provide meaningful tangible insights WRT actual deals. Of course suggesting I'm free to abandon the topic rather than being ashamed at your part in threadjacking to pontificate on speculative BS is precisely the sort of egocentric immaturity that's proliferating this crap. None of you are convincing each other despite the convictions of your correctness.

 

[Samir]

I'm seeing notifications for non-sense in a thread I've been attempting to provide meaningful tangible insights WRT actual deals. Of course suggesting I'm free to abandon the topic rather than being ashamed at your part in threadjacking to pontificate on speculative BS is precisely the sort of egocentric immaturity that's proliferating this crap. None of you are convincing each other despite the convictions of your correctness.

You can turn off notifications at will. You can skim the thread. Both of us believe we are providing valuable information related to the thread. You are welcome to have a different opinion.

 

[Branko]

So, should I take risk with

WD SN640 7.68TB SSD NVME U.2 Ultrastar DC Solid State Drive WUS4BB076D7P3E3 | eBay

DELL Samsung PM863A 1.92TB SSD SATA MZ-7LM1T9B Solid State Drive MZ7LM1T9HMJP0D3. Samsung PM1735 6.4TB SSD HPE U.3 MZ-XLR6T40 MZXLR6T4HALA-000H3 Solid State Drive. Samsung PM863a 960GB SSD 2.5" SATA 6Gb/s Solid State Drive MZ7LM960HMLJP-00005.

www.ebay.de

or not?

 

[gb00s]

You can turn off notifications at will. You can skim the thread. Both of us believe we are providing valuable information related to the thread. You are welcome to have a different opinion.

Although your initial contributions were indeed helpful and valuable to some extent, it appears that the perceived value has diminished over time. It is possible that you may now be delving into a topic where the discussion has been exhausted and there is little more to add. Moreover, it has been observed that you are not in a position to share personal experiences related to counterfeit NVMe drives, nor can you present additional evidence to substantiate your claims. Instead, it seems that you are forcefully asserting your opinions on others without a clear necessity, which may come across as imposing and relying solely on beliefs.

 

[Samir]

Instead, it seems that you are forcefully asserting your opinions on others without a clear necessity, which may come across as imposing and relying solely on beliefs.

As I have previously mentioned, you are welcome to have a different opinion. But without proof that 'all fakes are fine', you fail your own test of 'proof'.

 

[nabsltd]

So, should I take risk with

WD SN640 7.68TB SSD NVME U.2 Ultrastar DC Solid State Drive WUS4BB076D7P3E3 | eBay

DELL Samsung PM863A 1.92TB SSD SATA MZ-7LM1T9B Solid State Drive MZ7LM1T9HMJP0D3. Samsung PM1735 6.4TB SSD HPE U.3 MZ-XLR6T40 MZXLR6T4HALA-000H3 Solid State Drive. Samsung PM863a 960GB SSD 2.5" SATA 6Gb/s Solid State Drive MZ7LM960HMLJP-00005.

www.ebay.de

or not?

Anything that is shipped straight from China is more suspect than items shipped from a more known seller. The item is listed as used, so this makes it less likely to be a fake. That said, some of those known sellers are pricing that exact used drive anywhere between $365 and $470, plus you do have the standard eBay protections.

I think it's definitely worth the risk for one drive to test. After that, if you need more, you can buy based on personal experience.