3.2TB SSD Drive

[raindog308]

Good Lord.

http://www.neqx.com/product.asp?pf_id=HD404

A steal at only $12,699!

 

[fisle]

raid5 storage vps pls.

Why would anyone buy one? :huh:

 

[ChrisM]

 

[Packety]

Seems like a great deal, haha, oh god.

 

[texteditor]

Why would anyone buy one? :huh:

 

[Everyday]

This reminds me of the comments about the $60,000 tv on amazon. One guy said, "We felt a little funny selling our daughter in to slavery, but after I saw that picture...it was worth it!".

 

[drmike]

Don't show @Nick_A these.

That's it, a mere $444 a month on lease.... Bahahaha!

 

[dano]

3Tb ssd for 12k -- reminds of back in the day, when ole timers would say "I paid 2k bucks for that 100Mb hard drive".

 

[Everyday]

Or, $200 Mbps on a DS3.

 

[HalfEatenPie]

Oh sweet!

 





## Fusion-io cards must be purchased with supermicro server systems and can't be sold separately.

Oh.  I see.

 

[tchen]

Fine, since you have such a hard-on to buy it....


https://www.cdw.ca/shop/products/Fusion-io-ioDrive-Octal-solid-state-drive-10.24-TB-PCI-Express-2.0-x1/2610912.aspx

 

[eva2000]

better yet an array of Samsung XP941 M.2 PCI-Es 

each 512GB XP941 M.2 PCI-E at AUD$803/each http://www.ramcity.com.au/buy/samsung-xp941-512gb-m.2-ngff-pcie-ssd-2280/MZHPU512HCGL-00000~KIN1-DISSAM-512G-03 so AUD$1,606/TB

1170MB/s read

950MB/s write

10TB array of 40x 512GB XP941 M.2 in raid 10 = AUD$32,120 

in theory 23,400MB/s read and 19,000MB/s write 

unfortunately not bootable with the current M.2 to SATA adaptor

if want bootable might look at Plextor's new m6e M.2 PCI-Es http://www.thessdreview.com/our-reviews/plextor-m6e-pcie-m-2-ssd-review-256gb-512gb-raid-testing/

 

[HostXNow]

Wow! Google probably use hundreds of them. 

 

[eva2000]

personally I'd prefer Virident FlashMax II PCI-E SSD devices http://www.virident.com/products/flashmax/ 

4.8TB Virident FlashMax II PCI-E 2600MB/s, 270,000 IOPs

benchmark tools http://www.virident.com/products/benchmarks/

 

[Echelon]

That's a lot of money to sink into a piece of hardware that will inevitably cause a lot of pain when it fails at some point.

 

[rmlhhd]

that's cheap

 

[hostemo.com]

that's cheap

but afford to buy at all.