Selling - 2 X 32Gb SDD hdd.

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BinaryLimited

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#143472 16-Apr-2014 09:05

Morning Everyone

Got 2 X 32GB SSD Hdd ( Intel 3gb/s Sata SSD ) available, they came with my servers but never used them.
Please try take both, i have no use for either of them.

Offers?

Thanks.

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#1025973 16-Apr-2014 09:05

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#1025993 16-Apr-2014 09:07

Enterprise SSD's or just standard ones?
Might be keen on a little raid 0 boot drive.
Yes for those who hated on my Primecoin mining. RAID 0...

BinaryLimited

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#1025994 16-Apr-2014 09:09

TimA: Enterprise SSD's or just standard ones?
Might be keen on a little raid 0 boot drive.
Yes for those who hated on my Primecoin mining. RAID 0...

honestly, have no idea??? would the serial number help?

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surfisup1000

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#1025997 16-Apr-2014 09:15

TimA: Enterprise SSD's or just standard ones?
Might be keen on a little raid 0 boot drive.
Yes for those who hated on my Primecoin mining. RAID 0...

I was thinking about building a raid 0 boot drive at one stage but after a little research figured it is probably not worthwhile.

Here is my reference...

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/ssd-raid-benchmark,3485.html

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#1025999 16-Apr-2014 09:17

BinaryLimited: Morning Everyone

Got 2 X 32GB SSD Hdd ( Intel 3gb/s Sata SSD ) available, they came with my servers but never used them.
Please try take both, i have no use for either of them.

Offers?

Thanks.

Where are you based?

BinaryLimited

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#1026003 16-Apr-2014 09:26

Jaxson:
BinaryLimited: Morning Everyone

Got 2 X 32GB SSD Hdd ( Intel 3gb/s Sata SSD ) available, they came with my servers but never used them.
Please try take both, i have no use for either of them.

Offers?

Thanks.

Where are you based?

Auckland, Flat Bush

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Kamadan

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#1026021 16-Apr-2014 10:19

I believe I was the original seller of said server boxes (I could be wrong tho).

In which case, they are the very trusty Intel X25-E Enterprise SLC SSD
http://ark.intel.com/products/56595/Intel-SSD-X25-E-Series-32GB-2_5in-SATA-3Gbs-50nm-SLC
http://download.intel.com/design/flash/nand/extreme/extreme-sata-ssd-product-brief.pdf

50nm SLC NAND, with a whopping 100000 W/E cycles!
Compare that to your current 20nm classed MLC with 3000 or Samsung's TLC which is rated for even less (1000 is the unofficial figure).

They are zippy little drives, I actually run a pair in RAID-0 in a backup file server myself.

Coil

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#1026025 16-Apr-2014 10:23

How much for both?

BinaryLimited

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#1026026 16-Apr-2014 10:25

Kamadan: I believe I was the original seller of said server boxes (I could be wrong tho).

In which case, they are the very trusty Intel X25-E Enterprise SLC SSD
http://ark.intel.com/products/56595/Intel-SSD-X25-E-Series-32GB-2_5in-SATA-3Gbs-50nm-SLC
http://download.intel.com/design/flash/nand/extreme/extreme-sata-ssd-product-brief.pdf

50nm SLC NAND, with a whopping 100000 W/E cycles!
Compare that to your current 20nm classed MLC with 3000 or Samsung's TLC which is rated for even less (1000 is the unofficial figure).

They are zippy little drives, I actually run a pair in RAID-0 in a backup file server myself.

aaah yes, recognize the cat! :)
servers have done me well!

got any more?

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Kamadan

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#1026041 16-Apr-2014 10:41

aaah yes, recognize the cat! :)
servers have done me well!

got any more?

I just offloaded another one on here a couple of weeks ago, I *might* have a few more pending your usual decommission/scrubbing procedures but probably not till sometime next month.

Can send you a PM if you're still after some.

BinaryLimited

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#1026054 16-Apr-2014 11:08

TimA: How much for both?

sent you pm

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gehenna

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#1026065 16-Apr-2014 11:18

Keen also. How much?

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#1026169 16-Apr-2014 12:48

Kamadan:

aaah yes, recognize the cat! :)
servers have done me well!

got any more?

I just offloaded another one on here a couple of weeks ago, I *might* have a few more pending your usual decommission/scrubbing procedures but probably not till sometime next month.

Can send you a PM if you're still after some.

That would be the one sitting at my place :-)

These are great servers, and the SSD's are fantastic.

PM sent too!

BinaryLimited

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#1026616 17-Apr-2014 09:10

Still available.

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NZPirate

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#1028013 20-Apr-2014 02:55

How much do you want for them plus shipping to Christchurch?