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I think the implication was that a soldered SSD doesn't give the customer as much chance to pick the wrong SSD. But it's still possible for the customer to have
by wtallis 2y ago
I think the implication was that a soldered SSD doesn't give the customer as much chance to pick the wrong SSD. But it's still possible for the customer to have a different use case in mind than the OEM did when the OEM is picking what SSD to include.
- fweimer 2y agoIt wouldn't solve other mismatched expectations. For example, the vendor might ship those SSDs only to store firmware-initiated crash dumps. They don't expect them to be used to meet production storage requirements. Maybe to occasionally boot a maintenance system, but that's it. To them, this is kind of obvious because everybody has a SAN anyway. But of course, this is not actually true in practice because customers vary a bit.