They listed on ebay as Samsung MS1PC5ED30RA3.2T MZPLK3T2HCJL-000U4 NVME SSD for 134$ so i made an offer for 115$ and they accepted, only bought one, plenty left to buy.
Like every purchase on ebay but I very rarely had bad surprises when receiving the drives. Low health drives are usually disclosed as such.From 2016 and no word on usage stats, I guess it's a bit of a gamble?
Edit: I guess free returns == send it back if it sucks.
Total noob, but would a firmware update be necessary?Oracle Drive, ZERO Firmware Update Possibilities. I'll pass![]()
Unless it fixes a bug that would otherwise brick/corrupt the Drive, probably not. You could ask the Seller if he knows the current Firmware Version & get a SMART /Total noob, but would a firmware update be necessary?
At face value these seem perfect for the proxmox cluster I need drives for.
smartctl Output to confirm that (as well as providing some Clues about how much % Lifetime it has left).Slow? These do 5GB/s for reads, 500k iops, and they have great endurance with 5 DWPD. They have 2 big drawbacks, and that is they get hot because of high power consumption and lack of support for namespaces.drives are quite slow though, should be mentioned
How hot it could be if I am using only for storing files and syncing with gdrive?Slow? These do 5GB/s for reads, 500k iops, and they have great endurance with 5 DWPD. They have 2 big drawbacks, and that is they get hot because of high power consumption and lack of support for namespaces.
Thanks, that is really helpful to me, I guess in my situation I wont be worried about the temp much since I am using it in my itx case with a bunch of fans.Mine is 55 C in a datacenter in a Supermicro 826 chassis storing files and periodically rsyncing Almalinux & Epel RPM repos