Seller accepts $45 per unit
Looks like Oracle version with 14PBW endurance. Remaining life to be found yet.
Nice, should have bought more because seller declined this price for one pieceI bought 4 at 40/ea
That's just sick! 8TB for $160--that's hard drive prices.I bought 4 at 40/ea
6.4TB but yeah, I suppose if you wanted to decrease the OP they would be 7.68TB? I just bought a bunch of TLC SAS3 SSDs at a higher price/GB and now I'm regretting that purchase!That's just sick! 8TB for $160--that's hard drive prices.![]()
You could get something like this which is pretty cheap and connect 8 drives to it. The other issue is where do you physically put 8 of these drives - they will need some sort of airflow on them.SOOO tempting, but putting together something that would run these is more expensive the the collective cost of the drives
And the other-other issue is the cables, which will cost something like 50% as much as some users have paid for the ssds.The other issue is where do you physically put 8 of these drives
Still worth it imo even with the cost of cables (you can find deals on those as well), *if* you get a decent quantity of these drives and assuming they're not shot to hell; should be fine given they're rated 5 DWPD for 5 years which comes out to about 14.6 PBW. I'm still wondering where to physically place them though..And the other-other issue is the cables, which will cost something like 50% as much as some users have paid for the ssds.
Yep, I was thinking terms of raw storage.6.4TB but yeah, I suppose if you wanted to decrease the OP they would be 7.68TB? I just bought a bunch of TLC SAS3 SSDs at a higher price/GB and now I'm regretting that purchase!
The usual marketing buzzwords--as always, caveat emptor!So what does “Tested, in great working condition.” mean?
It means when you get them inspect them and read the smart attributes to make sure they weren’t beat like a rented mule.So what does “Tested, in great working condition.” mean?