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In practice, I don't really care about those SSD limitations. Modern SSDs last long enough that I can cheaply upgrade in 5 years to something else before any o
by PragmaticPulp 5y ago
In practice, I don't really care about those SSD limitations.
Modern SSDs last long enough that I can cheaply upgrade in 5 years to something else before any of the drives likely fail.
If one or even two drives fail, I'm covered by Raid-Z2.
Continuously powering solid-state drives is really not a big deal. The 10 Gigabit ethernet adapter in my NAS would probably have more idle power draw than 6-8 idle SSDs combined. The entire system barely pulls 20-25W at idle.