The only Synology certified SSDs start at $535 for 1.6 TB and PCIe 3.0 speeds tomshardware.com 2 points by LorenDB 12 hours ago
jauntywundrkind 11 hours ago This company is burning its reputation to the ground with this drive. Man, I struggle to remember a hardware company wreck it's name this fast.It isn't a totally normal drive at least. It at least has somewhat good endurance,> Synology also claims a tested endurance of up to 2900TB TBW, important to consider for its advertised NAS use case.1800TBW:1TB ratio 3x the normal consumer drive 600TBW:TB ratio.However, the $200 for $2TB WD Red NAS SSD is even better:> Western Digital's WD Red SN700 SSD, another PCIe 3.0 NAS drive, advertises a TBW of 5100TB, nearly double what Synology offers.2550TBW:TB ratio. toomuchtodo 11 hours ago What alternatives are out there at parity? jauntywundrkind 10 hours ago This nas area is a weird space. I'd probably go look for enterprise drives. Kioxia or what not. For personal use I'd definitely hit up eBay.
toomuchtodo 11 hours ago What alternatives are out there at parity? jauntywundrkind 10 hours ago This nas area is a weird space. I'd probably go look for enterprise drives. Kioxia or what not. For personal use I'd definitely hit up eBay.
jauntywundrkind 10 hours ago This nas area is a weird space. I'd probably go look for enterprise drives. Kioxia or what not. For personal use I'd definitely hit up eBay.
This company is burning its reputation to the ground with this drive. Man, I struggle to remember a hardware company wreck it's name this fast.
It isn't a totally normal drive at least. It at least has somewhat good endurance,
> Synology also claims a tested endurance of up to 2900TB TBW, important to consider for its advertised NAS use case.
1800TBW:1TB ratio 3x the normal consumer drive 600TBW:TB ratio.
However, the $200 for $2TB WD Red NAS SSD is even better:
> Western Digital's WD Red SN700 SSD, another PCIe 3.0 NAS drive, advertises a TBW of 5100TB, nearly double what Synology offers.
2550TBW:TB ratio.
What alternatives are out there at parity?
This nas area is a weird space. I'd probably go look for enterprise drives. Kioxia or what not. For personal use I'd definitely hit up eBay.
The razor and the blades.