liteon m.2 sata 128GB for $8 shipped

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Thanks! Got 5. I think it's a reasonable price, needed to replace some boot drives that mysteriously went missing from some of our NUCs :mad:
 
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I suspect he just called it OK-ish because it seems lately every other post here gets criticized as not being a deal. That makes everyone a bit scared to call anything a deal after a while.
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I think it's a great deal. Next up is $13.49 shipped, and while there have been sales at $12 for individual new drives occasionally in the past few months, nothing at this price range and quantity from a quick cursory sold item search. Those Naysayers! :eek:
 
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It was over very quick after I posted. my hope is some of you got the deal...
I saw one day earlier the ebay list while waiting for my kid's TKD, <ouch... bad habit hehe not paying attention to them while practicing >
the next day was still available ~30 in quantities and posted to sth.

yeah 2-3 week in the past, seeing comment not good deal, I try not to ignite the fire by commenting: ok-ish hahaha. <very good observation>
 
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Well, that's not very interesting....

anymore....

BECAUSE it's mostly ALL GONE! STH effect works wonders.

Well, just the NVMe really, and the single s840...haha.
 
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Not to be pedantic, but if you're looking at the bevy of 128GB M.2 drives the seller has, the one that was sold out at $8 had the newest (2017) production date. The rest are from 2014-2016, so while age isn't necessarily a sign of quality/wear, I hope the newer drive has better endurance and less hours towards MTBF.
 
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The SATA drives + inexpensive enclosures would make great high-performing cheap flash drive substitutes. Might have to buy a few of these and a few enclosures and stop using regular flash drives.
 
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teafarer said:
The SATA drives + inexpensive enclosures would make great high-performing cheap flash drive substitutes. Might have to buy a few of these and a few enclosures and stop using regular flash drives.
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well. Looking on lite-on CVx model is for industrial target. I am assuming something better than consumer grade

The first link is cv3 and has tlc , the last link is cv1 that has mlc (but older model)..

I did not post other due to non industrial target ssd.

I already buy cheap aluminum m.2 sata to usb 3.1. $6-$7 shipped from china and verified that works with trim bu running fstrim on linux. I am going to run full os on usb and use all 6 sata port for zfs... this is the plan.

other plan is buying extra cheap m.2 sata to usb bridge and use it as external storage. $15 total is not bad for real 128G external portable storage.

almost bought pm951 256g $15 but realized still have extra sabrent rocket 256g.... ha....
 
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I really wish these were mSATA instead as I have a bunch of mSATA-IDE adapters, but beggars can't be chosers right?
 
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I was reading the specs on the NVME drive, and was ready to buy it, but they all got sold out before I could buy.

If anyone knows of a source of inexpensive NVME m2 drives, I need one for a boot drive. The 256gb one would have been ideal :-(
 
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