It'll be interesting to see how much these will cost. Most likely way out of my bracket! I prefer having things spread onto slightly smaller drives due to the transfer speeds though.
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SSDs: “Our storage density is now on par with HDDs!”
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Stop, HAMR time!
One hard drive is more than the total storage of my household.
I really need to update my nas.
This just means losing data is more efficient. And expensive