The Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus Destroyer 2 SSD has up to 64 terabytes of speedy storage

[zamroni111]

So what you're saying is, you need to do more research. Ok, go at it..

You simply said other people is wrong but have no technical proof at all.

 

[kiwigraeme]

what are you talking about illegal? you know that all the content is legally obtained by ripping owned UHD and BD discs!

You are right - it's not illegal for people to copy their Blu -rays and share in many countries with friends and family .
Plus not sure companies worry too much about small private servers .
Before Netflix etc most lots of people who shared encodes - were big purchasers of media - I think the new generations are less likely to buy - I still have a huge amount of CDs and Blu-rays

 

[kiwigraeme]

what are you talking about illegal? you know that all the content is legally obtained by ripping owned UHD and BD discs!

yeah someone else corrected me as well

 

[ZedRM]

You simply said other people is wrong but have no technical proof at all.

Don't need to and am not going to. I don't need to prove what is COMMON knowledge.

 

[Fastturtle]

Looking at this, all I can say is the dang thing is over priced and under performs. We can get quad M2 PCIe x16 adapters for less money that split four lanes to each M2 and they don't require any kind of chip on them. The other problem is, there are no 8TB M2 drives available as yet, AFAIK that claim is bogus. The highest capacity I've seen available are 4TB units. There may be an 8TB in the future but they're simply not available (Unotanium) at this time.

 

[zamroni111]

Looking at this, all I can say is the dang thing is over priced and under performs. We can get quad M2 PCIe x16 adapters for less money that split four lanes to each M2 and they don't require any kind of chip on them. The other problem is, there are no 8TB M2 drives available as yet, AFAIK that claim is bogus. The highest capacity I've seen available are 4TB units. There may be an 8TB in the future but they're simply not available (Unotanium) at this time.

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It's 12 TB pcie 4.0 x8 ssd

 

[zamroni111]

I have 4 different PC's in my lab running critical analytical instruments all on SSD RAID 1. It has bailed me out once when a Dell SSD failed. Chemists were still able to use the PC like nothing had happened.

Raid 1 by operating system or hardware raid?

 

[zamroni111]

Don't need to and am not going to. I don't need to prove what is COMMON knowledge.

Your common knowledge is common mistakes by people who doesn't know how ssd works

 

[ZedRM]

Your common knowledge is common mistakes by people who doesn't know how ssd works

You keep telling yourself that.

 

[Shirley Dulcey]

The highest capacity I've seen available are 4TB units. There may be an 8TB in the future but they're simply not available (Unotanium) at this time.

Perhaps that was true back in June. It's not true in December. I can order one of those Sabrent 8TB SSDs from Amazon right now, on sale for $1,200.