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You could write like 4TB per day for 10 years there are a lot of workloads that would be OK with this.
by qaq 9y ago
You could write like 4TB per day for 10 years there are a lot of workloads that would be OK with this.
- dsr_ 9y agoThe lifetime of most hardware is under 10 years. I'd be pretty happy with an unconditional 5 year warranty. That said, in five years a 10TB SSD should be around the price of a 1TB SSD now.
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- jotm 9y agoWill it? In the past 6 years the price per GB only halved (along with endurance by the way, but its still enough for a lifetime of a normal laptop/PC).
- imtringued 9y agoI bought a 512GB Samsung 850 SSD years ago for 150€. The price hasn't changed and the competitors are only slightly cheaper at 140€. I think NAND has hit a brickwall in scaling. The only thing the manufacturers can do to decrease prices now is to add more layers and store multiple bits per cell at the cost of write cycles.