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Pretty high if you want to have storage separate from your compute (for example, editing video on one computer while storing the raw footage on a NAS, which is
by edude03 3y ago
Pretty high if you want to have storage separate from your compute (for example, editing video on one computer while storing the raw footage on a NAS, which is one of my use cases).
A single average consumer SSD can already deliver 30gbit/s, and having a few "prosumer" drives like the WD Black SN850 in raid can deliver 100gbit and cost under a hundred each.
- thworp 3y agoNot even just SSDs, if you're using SMB you can't even saturate a single modern 7.2k RPM hard drive over gigabit ethernet.