@robx is about to think consumer NVMe vs Enterprise NVMe due to price, performance,..
But have a look at: Samsung OEM Enterprise SSD PM1733 3.84TB, U.2 PCIe Gen 4.0
It came down (price-wise) a few days ago. The performance numbers are quite sick, but even more so is the price: here in Germany that drive lands somewhere at 0,18€ - 0,19€ per GB (3.84TB drive). For the 3.84TB version the performance
rice ratio sounds almost too good to be true. More performance (read and slightly below in write) than the Kioxia SM6-V at almost half the price. It's actually cheaper (in relation) than consumer NVMe's.
Or did I miss something?
Edit: added the "price-wise" part. Here the drives only dropped down to the 700€ and less area like 50 days ago.
But have a look at: Samsung OEM Enterprise SSD PM1733 3.84TB, U.2 PCIe Gen 4.0
It came down (price-wise) a few days ago. The performance numbers are quite sick, but even more so is the price: here in Germany that drive lands somewhere at 0,18€ - 0,19€ per GB (3.84TB drive). For the 3.84TB version the performance
rice ratio sounds almost too good to be true. More performance (read and slightly below in write) than the Kioxia SM6-V at almost half the price. It's actually cheaper (in relation) than consumer NVMe's.Or did I miss something?
Edit: added the "price-wise" part. Here the drives only dropped down to the 700€ and less area like 50 days ago.
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