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How much for one???

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Uhhhhhhhhhhh 3k minimum probably

Edit: this is HARD DRIVE not SSD, so im estimating $500 instead

Edit 2: im bad at this

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$500 for 120TB!?

I spent about $1200 for 100tb of spinning rust for one of my NAS boxes. Please tell me where I can get 20% more for 40% less!

For clarity, at the $240 per 20tb CMR drive, assuming no inflated cost due to novel production processes, it would be around $1440 for one drive. I’m going to assume ~$1600 minimum. Also, I’m not going to buy one until they can prove it doesn’t have the same issues as shingled drives.

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Lol i remember spending $300 on 200gb hdds. And i got a discount since some buddies and i pooled to get a batch together

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I just want giant SSD’s for not an insane price. But don’t see it happening anytime soon.

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I think the existing 100TB SSDs are over $10k. Halo products charge a premium.

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$500 would be an insane price. 16TB drives alone are like $300-500 CAD

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10 points

If you have to ask . . .

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They’re not even making them yet.

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56 points

Finally, all of my homework on one drive.

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I finally won’t have to check hard drive space when saving a Word document.

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Man, I remember when someone on reddit got mad upvotes for saying “5tb hard drives don’t exist” in response to me, as the external 5tb hdd I was using sat 2ft away from me.

And here we are looking at the [BRAND] advertisement for 120TB drives.

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Come on man, 120gb HDDs don’t exist!

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Well, they don’t exist. (yet)

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Do you mean “anymore”?

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I remember when I got my forst 120gb drive. I happily installed it on my win 2k and… bios didn’t like it, OS didn’t like it and read its capacity wrong. I forget if I used windows or linux but after I cut the drive into 2x60gb it worked great

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I was already sick of this shit the first time I saw a 1GB harddisk, a Quantum Bigfoot using a 5.25" form factor. Massive thing. Could fit a whole day of a comprehensive USENET feed.

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I’m pretty sure they were referring to how the more common sizes are 1, 2, 4, 8, 10, 12 TB and so on. 6 is semi-common. 5 is relatively rare, so they probably didn’t realize they exist.

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I own a couple of 5TB drives. At the time when 8TB and above were rare and expensive, it wasn’t that strange.

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Still rocking an Xbox one with a 4tb external drive. It’s got to be going on 10 years old at this point

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And any 8TB disk with bad blocks makes a fine 5TB disk.

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… from a homelab pov I should start comparing dB/TB …

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Oh oh… I feel the sudden urge to start hoarding stuff and hosting an IPFS node 😅

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