Updated: 01-23-23 - CHEAP 30.72TB NVMe SSDs! PRICE CUT 2x!!

[redeamon]

@redeamon Do those HPE NVMe have SMART available with nvme-cli linux tools? I know that HPE SATA drives have a very stripped number of SMART attributes available, they use something else to report their write/read health, with their proprietary software.

I get a full report, but maybe I'm missing something. I'll double check when I get the chance.

 

[eduncan911]

@redeamon Do those HPE NVMe have SMART available with nvme-cli linux tools? I know that HPE SATA drives have a very stripped number of SMART attributes available, they use something else to report their write/read health, with their proprietary software.

I get a full report, but maybe I'm missing something. I'll double check when I get the chance.

For NVMe drives, use the open source "nvme-cli" tool to retrieve additional logs, including Health log. That's where Intel hides their self-checks, but I haven't looked into Samsung logs yet.

 

[TCBempire]

PM'd

 

[SonOfSanta]

PM'ed

 

[altano]

Those SSDs...

 

[TonyArrr]

30.72TB Gen4 U3/2

If I were a rich man…
Edit: that was meant to have music note emojis, sorry!

 

[chriscox462]

I'd like one of those 3.68TB Samsung PM983 u.2.

 

[gigatexal]

Offers considered but please do not low ball. WTB/WTT: Gen5 M.2 1TB+, ConnectX-6 Lx

4	Retail Kioxia (BRAND NEW SEALED retail vendor firmware) KCM6XRUL30T7 30.72TB Gen4 (6.8gb/s read 4gb/s write) U.3/2 NVMe SSD https://americas.kioxia.com/content...set/productbrief/eSSD-CM6-R-product-brief.pdf	$2400/each!

Shipping: Fedex (domestic) and DHL (international).

Ship from location: CA.

Thanks everyone!

would you consider a first-born or a kidney in trade? ;-)

Very nice drive, I'd so be all over it if I had 2.4k to blow. GLWS!

 

[redeamon]

would you consider a first-born or a kidney in trade? ;-)

Very nice drive, I'd so be all over it if I had 2.4k to blow. GLWS!

It's a servethehome price =)

 

[redeamon]

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[DarthCirrus]

What’s the warranty situation with the Kioxia drives? I’ve tried looking around for a “warranty cheat sheet” about manufacturers of major enterprise drives, but can’t find one…

From looking on Kioxia’s website they say they only warranty drives sold directly and only to the original seller.

I have heard with Intel drives the warranty appears to be tied to the drive, no required proof of purchase, ect… Any of the other manufacturers have similarly generous policies?

 

[redeamon]

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