>512GB SSDs are $20 now
>1TB SSDs are $35 now
>2TB SSDs are $70 now
>4TB SSDs are $180 now
>8TB SSDs are $430 now
>512GB SSDs are $20 now. >1TB SSDs are $35 now. >2TB SSDs are $70 now. >4TB SSDs are $180 now
>512GB SSDs are $20 now
>1TB SSDs are $35 now
>2TB SSDs are $70 now
>4TB SSDs are $180 now
>8TB SSDs are $430 now
HDDcels hate this thread
Not sure what makes one HDDcel, but I own quite a few HDDs of larger capacity and am observing SSD affordability getting better with time. Faster at random, quieter, possibly more power efficient - sounds good to me. If they can get the same capacity and price as HDDs now, I'd switch in a heartbeat.
I'm not concerned about failures - RAID for stuff I wish to stay available during hardware faults, backups for stuff I don't want to lose after failed rebuild.
So I'm just hoping for the future to come here sooner.
SSD's are cheaper than HDD's, also why do you need more than 512gb? are you a gamer or something?
what is wrong with serial reposters?
do they seek validation in the form of (You)s?
If so, then I will reply to everyone but the OP
homosexual OP, you must stop posting now
better than the constant reposted bait threads
I buy 12tb HDDs for $100 on ebay
No one cares about your zoophilia collection.
WRONG
Cool story bro.
>1TB SSD
this one is $35.97 but it's ASS
not my problem
I just bought an Intel 870p 2TB NVMe for $100. Did I overpay?
yes a good price unless it's used, or you bought it from somewhere without a warranty.
Dumbest spammer
cope
Not anymore - filter->remove :^) bb (you)
How is Samsung's 980 Pro 2TB NVME? I saw it dropped in price quite a bit.