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Intel P4510 PCIe Gen 3.1 X4 TLC U.2 NVMe 2.5" SSD: 8TB $390, 1TB Expired
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Server Part Deals has Intel P4510 PCIe Gen 3.1 X4 TLC U.2 NVMe 2.5" Solid State Drives on sale. Shipping is free.
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Server Part Deals [serverpartdeals.com] has Intel DC P4510 PCIe Gen 3.1 X4 TLC U.2 NVMe 2.5in High Endurance Solid State Drives on sale. Shipping is free.
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- 1TB [serverpartdeals.com] $69.99
- 8TB [serverpartdeals.com] $389.99
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smartctl output:
228 Workload_Minutes 0x0032 100 100 000 Old_age Always - 1880310
Note that 228(0xE4) is not 0.
Earlier Intel tools cannot reset E4.
If you look up the warranty, you will probably deduct that this batch of SSD is sold some time in 2019. Intel sold its SSD business to Hynix, which makes things a little blurry but this is still obvious.
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I have over 1pb in my homelab, all ServerPartDeals drives, have been running 24/7 for the last 2 years. Out of the initial batch of drives I purchased from them, 2 were bad, they replaced them, 0 questions. They even sent out the replacement before I sent back the dead drives.
Agree. Great company. And good drives. I bought 4x14TB drives last year and they've been perfect.
smartctl output:
228 Workload_Minutes 0x0032 100 100 000 Old_age Always - 1880310
Note that 228(0xE4) is not 0.
Earlier Intel tools cannot reset E4.
If you look up the warranty, you will probably deduct that this batch of SSD is sold some time in 2019. Intel sold its SSD business to Hynix, which makes things a little blurry but this is still obvious.
The price per TB is still relatively high, similar enterprise GEN3 drive from overseas market already dropped under $30 per TB.
I have over 1pb in my homelab, all ServerPartDeals drives, have been running 24/7 for the last 2 years. Out of the initial batch of drives I purchased from them, 2 were bad, they replaced them, 0 questions. They even sent out the replacement before I sent back the dead drives.
I have over 1pb in my homelab, all ServerPartDeals drives, have been running 24/7 for the last 2 years. Out of the initial batch of drives I purchased from them, 2 were bad, they replaced them, 0 questions. They even sent out the replacement before I sent back the dead drives.
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I have over 1pb in my homelab, all ServerPartDeals drives, have been running 24/7 for the last 2 years. Out of the initial batch of drives I purchased from them, 2 were bad, they replaced them, 0 questions. They even sent out the replacement before I sent back the dead drives.
In the hypothetical situation that they are used, they probably are testing the drives to make sure they work 100% before doing the firmware modifications. For most people, the drives will work just fine for all their needs. For more demanding people, these drives might die earlier than 5 years due to the write limitations. And that's the concern.
But that's all speculation.
" That's like just your opinion man" ~Lebowski
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