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2x WD Blue 4TB 2.5" SATA SSD - 5 year warranty - $525-530 after Amex Offers, ~$265+tax each - $530
$530.00
$350 per drive, $50 off with Amex offer (YMMV) is $300 which is already decent, but if you need two of them, 2 for $700 triggers a total $170 (or potentially even $175) back from Amex.
2x $350=700
700-50 (50 off 100)-120 (120 off 600)-5 (5 off 500)=525-530, about $265 for each one.
And some people have discussed splitting across two cards for an additional $50 back, if available. (Plus some cash back potential.)
(These have a 5-year warranty.)
https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/w...ives-media
2x $350=700
700-50 (50 off 100)-120 (120 off 600)-5 (5 off 500)=525-530, about $265 for each one.
And some people have discussed splitting across two cards for an additional $50 back, if available. (Plus some cash back potential.)
(These have a 5-year warranty.)
https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/w...ives-media
Created 10-16-2022
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Fixed, thanks.
Yes. And powered by Marvell 88SS1074, which is a few years old (what do you expect from SATA?) but not a budget controller. On TLC chips, not QLC. This is probably comparable to a Samsung 870 Evo.
Is this not a good drive?
Anyone have experience with using these in a server/RAID array?