EU [WTS][NL] 50x Fusion-IO ioMemory SX300/SX350 3.2TB/6.4TB

[Weppel]

I have the following Fusion-IO ioMemory cards available:

4x ioMemory SX300-6400 6.4TB - $400 each
1x ioMemory SX350-6400 6.4TB - $400 each
9x ioMemory SX300-3200 3.2TB - $200 each
31x ioMemory SX350-3200 3.2TB - $200 each
5x HPE 3.2TB Read Intensive-2 HHHL 3.2TB - $200 each

The majority have between 50% and 75% left, some have 99% left.

Willing to ship internationally. Open for offers on bulk purchases.

 

[Samir]

Hey, you'll need to consolidate your for sale posts per the rules. You can also PM a mod and they should be able to merge them all together for you.

 

[Weppel]

Thanks for pointing that out, I overlooked that. Sorry!

I wasn't able to find a username for a mod, so if someone can please merge my posts that'd be much appreciated, thanks and sorry for the inconvenience.

 

[Wasmachineman_NL]

en dat niet alleen, prijs is verplicht.

 

[Samir]

en dat niet alleen, prijs is verplicht.

Yep, can't forget the price either, although 'price obo' is acceptable.

 

[Weppel]

Fixed!

 

[Weppel]

Bump for memory!

 

[Weppel]

Memory has been sold. I have one 2U server left.

 

[Weppel]

Bump for Fusion-IO's

 

[Samir]

Bump for Fusion-IO's

Any CDI or usage stats on these?

 

[Weppel]

Any CDI or usage stats on these?

The majority have between 50% and 75% left, some have 99% left. If you have a specific (set of) Fusion-IO's you're interested in I can pull specific stats.

 

[Samir]

The majority have between 50% and 75% left, some have 99% left. If you have a specific (set of) Fusion-IO's you're interested in I can pull specific stats.

Was generally curious since these are older now so any wear has to be factored into the price. Pretty sweet you still have some 99% ones as I think they had some serious endurance from what I recall even though they're not slc.

 

[Wasmachineman_NL]

Are these NVMe or AHCI?

 

[RolloZ170]

Are these NVMe or AHCI?

both not
Fusion-io iomemory driver

 

[Wasmachineman_NL]

both not
Fusion-io iomemory driver

Proprietary crap then. Am after something that uses AHCI.

 

[Samir]

Proprietary crap then. Am after something that uses AHCI.

These drives were around before all the standards. They also can't boot, but make excellent secondary storage. They also run pretty hot without a fan if in a non-server case with airflow.

 

[gb00s]

Proprietary crap then ...

I'm still waiting for Samsung SATA drives to reach 11PBW with some open-source controller.

 

[Wasmachineman_NL]

I'm still waiting for Samsung SATA drives to reach 11PBW with some open-source controller.

Proprietary crap as in they use a proprietary driver to actually use it and not a preexisting standard.

 

[Samir]

I'm still waiting for Samsung SATA drives to reach 11PBW with some open-source controller.

slc ftw!

I'm actually surprised that slc drives no longer exist for extremely high usage environments--the endurance on those designs was amazing even if performance wasn't the fastest.

 

[fkyuu]

slc ftw!

I'm actually surprised that slc drives no longer exist for extremely high usage environments--the endurance on those designs was amazing even if performance wasn't the fastest.

You can get ~30DWPD and 10DWPD simply by overprovisioning well, instead of using SLC. Im sure there are still a few SLC drives out there tho, a la the SZ1735