Seagate Expansion 8TB External Hard Drive HDD - USB 3.0 with Rescue Data Recovery Services and Tooolkit Backup Software http://www.walmart.com/ip//280581691
The Walmart in Cerritos, CA, was carrying $139 8TB versions of Seagate's Expansion External Hard Drive HDD, visible on the Desktop product search here: https://www.seagate.com/products/...al-drives/
They had two 8TB in stock and I bought one. They also had the 4TB version.
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Seagate Expansion 8TB External Hard Drive HDD - USB 3.0 with Rescue Data Recovery Services and Tooolkit Backup Software http://www.walmart.com/ip//280581691
The Walmart in Cerritos, CA, was carrying $139 8TB versions of Seagate's Expansion External Hard Drive HDD, visible on the Desktop product search here: https://www.seagate.com/products/...al-drives/
They had two 8TB in stock and I bought one. They also had the 4TB version.
Model: Seagate ExpansionPLUS 6TB External Hard Drive HDD - USB 3.0, with Rescue Data Recovery Services and Toolkit Backup Software (STKR6000400)
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I am not complaining about the price. I am just saying with the constant increase in storage capacity, 8TB today is like 120GB 20 years ago when compare with 500GB.
Buying ":better" doesn't matter if the item isn't available for sale - which, for most of America is the case with this item.,
It's available pretty widely in Southern California--the biggest hard drive I can actually find in stock. I can't even find 8TB (as "small" as it is) online anywhere. Anyhow, you all obviously are not building a system right now. If you were, you'd realize there's no better alternatives out there.
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I am not complaining about the price. I am just saying with the constant increase in storage capacity, 8TB today is like 120GB 20 years ago when compare with 500GB.
It's more like 250GB to 500GB (which is 2009 or so). There aren't 30TB drives out there, like you claiming. But yes, I'd much rather be buying 14TB or 16TB.
I was able to order one for curbside pickup at my local store. Nowadays, this is about as good of a deal as you'll find. I wish it was a WD 12-14TB drive, and I wish it was $15/TB or less... But it seems that won't be possible for a while.
A new cryptocurrency called Chia is focused more on storage than computing power. Just like the other cryptos caused GPUs to be unavailable and high priced, Chia is seemingly contributing to that with hard drives.
Things might get worse before they get better.
Edit: Also, this 8TB model I bought seems to be a new model. I can't find information about that model online anywhere to confirm it's shuckable or what potential drives might be inside. I'll take the chance and see.
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I was able to order one for curbside pickup at my local store. Nowadays, this is about as good of a deal as you'll find. I wish it was a WD 12-14TB drive, and I wish it was $15/TB or less... But it seems that won't be possible for a while.
A new cryptocurrency called Chia is focused more on storage than computing power. Just like the other cryptos caused GPUs to be unavailable and high priced, Chia is seemingly contributing to that with hard drives.
Things might get worse before they get better.
Edit: Also, this 8TB model I bought seems to be a new model. I can't find information about that model online anywhere to confirm it's shuckable or what potential drives might be inside. I'll take the chance and see.
Yea don't know why this is thumbed down so much hard drives been so beyond hard to find in stock let alone not jacked up big time in price. Most places want $220 for this one exactly. IF they even have any at all. And no telling how long it'll be this way. Hope it don't end up like video cards. I bought two.
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Costco recently had an 8TB drive on sale for $120. It's no longer on sale there and I kick myself for not getting it. But, is this drive from Walmart a better model?
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A new cryptocurrency called Chia is focused more on storage than computing power. Just like the other cryptos caused GPUs to be unavailable and high priced, Chia is seemingly contributing to that with hard drives.
Things might get worse before they get better.
Edit: Also, this 8TB model I bought seems to be a new model. I can't find information about that model online anywhere to confirm it's shuckable or what potential drives might be inside. I'll take the chance and see.
A new cryptocurrency called Chia is focused more on storage than computing power. Just like the other cryptos caused GPUs to be unavailable and high priced, Chia is seemingly contributing to that with hard drives.
Things might get worse before they get better.
Edit: Also, this 8TB model I bought seems to be a new model. I can't find information about that model online anywhere to confirm it's shuckable or what potential drives might be inside. I'll take the chance and see.
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