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expiredtDames | Staff posted Oct 30, 2024 06:04 PM
expiredtDames | Staff posted Oct 30, 2024 06:04 PM

8TB WD_BLACK SN850X NVMe NVMe PCIe 4.0 Internal Gaming SSD w/ No Heatsink

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$650

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Various Retailers have 8TB WD_BLACK SN850X NVMe PCIe 4.0 Internal Gaming Solid State Drive without Heatsink (WDS800T2X0E-00CDD0) on sale for $649.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks Deal Hunters tDames & Eragorn [discuss] for sharing this deal

Available from:
  • Sandisk
    • Select 8TB option on product page
  • Newegg
    • Note: Backordered but can still be ordered
Features:
  • Form Factor: M.2 2280
  • Connector: M.2
  • Sequential Read Performance: 7200MB/s
  • Sequential Write Performance: 6600MB/s
  • Random Read: 1200K IOPS
  • Random Write: 1200K IOPS
  • Interface: PCIe Gen4 x4
  • Endurance (TBW): 4800

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Various Retailers have 8TB WD_BLACK SN850X NVMe PCIe 4.0 Internal Gaming Solid State Drive without Heatsink (WDS800T2X0E-00CDD0) on sale for $649.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks Deal Hunters tDames & Eragorn [discuss] for sharing this deal

Available from:
  • Sandisk
    • Select 8TB option on product page
  • Newegg
    • Note: Backordered but can still be ordered
Features:
  • Form Factor: M.2 2280
  • Connector: M.2
  • Sequential Read Performance: 7200MB/s
  • Sequential Write Performance: 6600MB/s
  • Random Read: 1200K IOPS
  • Random Write: 1200K IOPS
  • Interface: PCIe Gen4 x4
  • Endurance (TBW): 4800

No Longer Available / Expired:

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FormerAstronut
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Mmm now there is a size I can get behind.... next up get it closer to the $50/TB price range.

And before anyone says it, yes I get it higher density chips are more expensive yadda yadda
10pmStalker
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Now you're on the hook. Get ordering
Mooseface
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I hope the budget brands (e.g. Silicon Power, TEAMGROUP) get in on 8TB drives too. I built an external RAID0 out of two SP 4TB drives last year just to get a fast 8TB drive for ~$600 (with enclosure). Would rather have gone with a single 8TB, but it was so much more expensive.

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CheapBastardX10Nov 02, 2024 01:26 AM
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Quote from Kaya860 :
Sony should update the PS5 to allow for something bigger than the 4TB. I would gotten this in a heartbeat.
Edit: just found out that PS5 is compatible up to 8TB.
Put your money where your mouth is or are you all talk
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radian168Nov 02, 2024 01:39 AM
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Which mini PC can support this one 8TB SSD? Lots of mini PC seem only support up to 4TB single SSD.
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dealmeister3000Nov 02, 2024 03:05 AM
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Quote from BICEPSUPREME :
If it's just your C drive who cares. You should never store critical data in one place at one time.

All of my media is backed up on both a RAID10 and RAID5. Losing data on a single disk is already foolish, and even more foolish for you to hate on a disk size because it *might* fail.
Why do you need an 8TB C: drive?
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AdelleyNov 02, 2024 05:29 AM
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Quote from radian168 :
Which mini PC can support this one 8TB SSD? Lots of mini PC seem only support up to 4TB single SSD.
Lol they all support it. It's just that an 8tb ssd wasn't released by then for them to test it out officially.
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Gb1908Nov 02, 2024 06:38 AM
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8tb has been out long enough to drop the premium... should be in the $400-$500 RANGE..
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RabidRabbitNov 02, 2024 09:43 AM
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank RabidRabbit

FYI they're running a bundle discount on the Sandisk website so you can get an additional 15% off. Depending on tax in your area they could be sub $600 each.
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tC2009Nov 02, 2024 12:20 PM
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I was unable to launch the last two Call of Duty games from this model drive. Only issue I have had.

Transferred the files to a diff drive and worked fine. firmware and all drivers up to date.
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drgka55Nov 02, 2024 01:19 PM
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Quote from Adelley :
Lol they all support it. It's just that an 8tb ssd wasn't released by then for them to test it out officially.
No one tests all drives. And the capacity support is pretty arbitrary picked based on what that particular marketing person googled on what the largest drives are. Aka it means nothing.

All hard drives controllers and connectors and file systems have already disclosed limitations. And new higher capacity drive will meet all those specifications unless your device uses a super old outdated file system from 1989 (I picked a random year from long time ago)

In other words 99.99% devices and use cases will support a higher capacity drive as long as the drive tech is supported by the controller specs.
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AdelleyNov 02, 2024 01:26 PM
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Quote from drgka55 :
No one tests all drives. And the capacity support is pretty arbitrary picked based on what that particular marketing person googled on what the largest drives are. Aka it means nothing.

All hard drives controllers and connectors and file systems have already disclosed limitations. And new higher capacity drive will meet all those specifications unless your device uses a super old outdated file system from 1989 (I picked a random year from long time ago)

In other words 99.99% devices and use cases will support a higher capacity drive as long as the drive tech is supported by the controller specs.
Lol agreed, I just didn't want to write all that ya know.
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drgka55Nov 02, 2024 01:27 PM
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Quote from Adelley :
Lol agreed, I just didn't want to write all that ya know.
Haha 😂
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trojaxNov 02, 2024 02:33 PM
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Quote from radian168 :
Which mini PC can support this one 8TB SSD? Lots of mini PC seem only support up to 4TB single SSD.
Probably no one, spending $600+ on a $200-$400 mini PC is a NO GO.
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trojaxNov 02, 2024 02:34 PM
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Quote from radian168 :
Which mini PC can support this one 8TB SSD? Lots of mini PC seem only support up to 4TB single SSD.
Probably none, spending $600+ on a $200-$400 mini PC is a NO GO.
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thecrazychickenNov 02, 2024 03:57 PM
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Quote from splunk :
This is a deal?
this is 8TB of storage....so yes it is a deal

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