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These are formfactors that come from the datacenter industry and probably will become very widespread over the next years. The ServeTheHome Youtube channel had
by top_sigrid 2y ago
These are formfactors that come from the datacenter industry and probably will become very widespread over the next years.
The ServeTheHome Youtube channel had a good overview video about those drives around 2 years ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29Nh3p6779E https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29Nh3p6779E
- riobard 2y agoThanks but the STH video you linked is talking about new "ruler" form factors for SSDs and accelerator cards. I was wondering if anyone actually used the 3.5" HDD with U.2/NVMe connector.
- justsomehnguy 2y ago> probably will become very widespread over the next years Doubt. SATA and SAS is more than enough, cheap (not for the customer) and has 20+ years of experience. What we would see is a clear distinction between 3.5 HDD and whatver SSD storage boxes. Consumers? 2.5 and M.2 for SSD, 3.5 for HDD. For years.