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Are you sure? A quick back of a napkin calculation seems to suggest that a fully saturated SATA3 connection would still be a measly 36 terabytes in a week. It
by pilsetnieks 8y ago
Are you sure? A quick back of a napkin calculation seems to suggest that a fully saturated SATA3 connection would still be a measly 36 terabytes in a week.
It seems quite low for any practical purpose. I don't doubt that there probably are some tiny shitty drives that will conk out after a week like that but are there any reasonably popular drives like that?
- djsumdog 8y agoWhat about nvme/pcie drives? They can push considerably more data.
- marshray 8y agohttps://twitter.com/marshray/status/870087265984233476 https://twitter.com/marshray/status/870087265984233476 This was a drive by a top brand NAND manufacturer.
- opencl 8y agoThe 500GB 970 Pro is rated for 2300 MB/s sequential writes and 600 TB write endurance. That's about three days to exhaust the write endurance. Latest high end SSD model from the leading manufacturer. Not that it could actually come anywhere near sustaining that throughput for three days straight. https://www.anandtech.com/show/12674/samsung-announces-970-pro-and-970-evo-nvme-ssds https://www.anandtech.com/show/12674/samsung-announces-970-p...
- AlphaSite 8y agoThe perf isn’t really that good for ext extended periods.