What 8TB SSD will you put in a new server build?
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non nvme or non u.2/u.3?
there are low profile nvme ssds from intel, samsung and wd (Solid State Drives (SSD) mit Kapazität ab 7.68TB, Formfaktor: Add-In Card, Besonderheiten: Power-Loss Protection Preisvergleich geizhals.eu EU)
there are low profile nvme ssds from intel, samsung and wd (Solid State Drives (SSD) mit Kapazität ab 7.68TB, Formfaktor: Add-In Card, Besonderheiten: Power-Loss Protection Preisvergleich geizhals.eu EU)
Yep pretty underwhelming in actual benches, QLC Goes To 8TB: Samsung 870 QVO and Sabrent Rocket Q 8TB SSDs Reviewed
But the sabrent is NVMe, and costs like 2x price
Sure better performance but again NVMe != SATA
please compare apple to apple
No PLP and you are putting desktop QLC SSD's for critical database applications in production?
Yup i am and will do it over and over
currently have running seagate baracuda HDD disks i bought over 7 years ago running workloads in PROD
for like 7 years now and no single hiccups, not one single one
on desktop seagate barracudas HDD!!!
this is a ton improvement over that
so yes and yes and yes, you can get the best SSD, and still need backup
so backup solves all that problem, because am ready for the worst to happen
you tell me who is smarter there now
the scare tactics working for the masses, but not me
Let me guess, your 870 QVO writes slower than your 7 years old barracuda HDD, and without PLP your 870 QVO will have a much much higher chance to lose data or destroy your whole dataset on a power loss than your 7 years old barracuda HDD.
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The 870 is not the correct answer to:
" best 8TB SSD to buy for new server build? Running database and IO intensive operations "
Fear mongering or not, it's not the answer...
" best 8TB SSD to buy for new server build? Running database and IO intensive operations "
Fear mongering or not, it's not the answer...
560/530 MB/s
98/88k IOPS
2880TB TDW (can you not see this?!?)
8TB capacity
$750
what more do you need?
It's uP To 560/530 MB/s and Up tO 98/88k IOPS, so enjoy the few minutes that it runs fast, and good luck after that few minutes.
Hint: I have that 870 QVO, and I know exactly how fast it runs ; )
Hint: I have that 870 QVO, and I know exactly how fast it runs ; )
And this is different for 870 EVO?
Or just 870 QVO are liars and everyone else are truthers?