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The 2.5-inch PM1643 also has 40GB of DDR4. It is aimed at next gen enterprise systems.
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The 2.5-inch PM1643 also has 40GB of DDR4. It is aimed at next gen enterprise systems.
*notes that price is missing*
I assume you'd need a very deep wallet
I’m sure quantity discounts would apply :)Quote:
Originally Posted by 3dcandy
maybe a kidney?
if you need to ask .....
however once they start to fill the supply chain ...\o/
Scan is currently selling the 15TB one for £9,599, so one can only assume you'd need shy of £19,000 for the 30TB one.Quote:
Originally Posted by 3dcandy
Odd the connector port does not seem to be in the usual place on a drive, would struggle to fit that in most current drive caddies I would have thought
BIG ouch at them price...Quote:
Originally Posted by ksdp37Scan is currently selling the 15TB one for £9,599, so one can only assume you'd need shy of £19,000 for the 30TB one.Quote:
Originally Posted by 3dcandy
Still run out of storage for my pr0n collection.
To be fair in the Enterprise market and with those specs the price is fairly reasonable
No RGB?
It is an SAS connector (hard to tell which one from the photo) so it wouldn't fit in a SATA caddy (and you probable wouldn't put it in a caddy anyway. :) )Quote:
Originally Posted by Kimbie
Yeah, with enterprise storage you are more thinking what does your million quid buy you. Assuming 20K each, that's 1000000/20000 = 50 drives.Quote:
Originally Posted by 3dcandy
That's 1.5PB of flash storage in a couple of trays. Nice.
30tb ssd thats the stuff of dreams
I'm now wondering how long it will take for manufacturers of SSDs to add RGB logos and edges to their drives.....Quote:
Originally Posted by MrJim
#corrections
"each comprised of" --> "each comprising" or "each composed of"