Intel DC P4610 - SSDPE2KE016T8

[awedio]

Product Specifications

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Not sure how great of a deal this is, YMMV.

Bought 3 of these via PM for $360 each. (received the drives today 1/3/21)

INTEL SSDPE2KE016T801 1.6TB SSD, DC P4610 NVMe PCIe 3.1x4 TLC 2.5" 15mm 3DWPD - | eBay

Condition is New in box factory sealed.

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Drives are Retail Intel, unopened & NIB

 

[IamSpartacus]

IMO not a great deal. You can pickup 1.6TB Micron 9200 MAX drives for $150 a piece right now. I have 6 myself.

 

[awedio]

IMO not a great deal. You can pickup 1.6TB Micron 9200 MAX drives for $150 a piece right now. I have 6 myself.

New or used at $150?
How long is the warranty?

 

[Layla]

New or used at $150?
How long is the warranty?

Most enterprise drives are sold barely used, so it's sort of a moot point if you're buying high endurance drives barely used or new.

 

[IamSpartacus]

New or used at $150?
How long is the warranty?

Used with 100% health. Think mine all had about 1TBW on them.

 

[Samir]

I also just picked up a pair of 3.2TB Samsung PM1725 drives also with 100% health for $300 a piece.

Wow! Where?!?

 

[IamSpartacus]

Wow! Where?!?

Fleabay.

 

[JediAcolyte]

Not super relevant, but, what do you have that supports that many U.2 devices?
Or are these for multiple devices?

 

[IamSpartacus]

Not super relevant, but, what do you have that supports that many U.2 devices?
Or are these for multiple devices?

I have 12 NVMe devices connected to my EPYC 7452 system using 2x quad oculink cards, 2 onboard oculink ports and 2 onboard m.2 ports.

 

[JediAcolyte]

@IamSpartacus
Jesus! That sounds glorious!

I just have 2 u.2 drives attached by m.2 to u.2 adapter cards(cables?). However you want to term those things.