I'm looking for SSD recommendations for larger capacities - in the 1-2 TB. 960s would be okay too. It's for my video files when Im working with them - cutting, transcoding etc. Not for long term storage. Prices on the Intel enterprise drives seem to have gone up lately. I was looking at some of the Micron, Samsung, and Sandisk enterprise offerings on Ebay. Anyway recommendations welcome.
Large Capacity SSD Recommentions?
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SandDisk CloudSpeed ULTRA Gen II SATA SSD 1.6 TB | eBay
It might sell out or listing might end, but contact the seller. I believe he has a steady supply. Bought one from him few weeks ago and he listed two more since then.
It might sell out or listing might end, but contact the seller. I believe he has a steady supply. Bought one from him few weeks ago and he listed two more since then.
Could always BO these SSDPEDME016T4S Intel DC P3600 Series 1.6TB PCIe NVMe 3.0 x4 HHHL (AIC) SSD
@Kneelbeforezod I JUST saw these SUN Oracle 3.2TB 2.5" SSD 7345371 MZ-WLL3T20 HDD Samsung PM1725A | eBay
TLC but that's huge capacity NVMe for the price
TLC but that's huge capacity NVMe for the price
Do You think these will have those weird firmware issues Craig is having with his drives or other potential Issues and Given they say Sun Oracle?
I would say probably fine as a stand alone drive direct attach, if your trying to use fancy backplanes and do things less than boring then getting something supportable and firmware updatable would probably be smart.
@MiniKnight these Intel DC P3600 are "Seller refurbished" I wonder how much real life is left in them. The 1.6TB model has endurance 8.7 PTW so it's not low, but no idea how these were used.
Intel S3610 Series 1.6TB SSDSC2BX016T4K SATA III 2.5" SSD MFG WRY 2020 | eBay
Around $600 for a 1.6TB DC S3610. Performance should be good (400MB/s sequential write, a bit faster on reads) and endurance should be good as well.
Not sure if this meets your budget or performance needs.
For more performance, DC P3605 1.6TB (varies from $700 - $1000 ea typically). For lower price... I dunno, nothing I can recommend offhand.
Around $600 for a 1.6TB DC S3610. Performance should be good (400MB/s sequential write, a bit faster on reads) and endurance should be good as well.
Not sure if this meets your budget or performance needs.
For more performance, DC P3605 1.6TB (varies from $700 - $1000 ea typically). For lower price... I dunno, nothing I can recommend offhand.