• @pHr34kY
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    3 hours ago

    It’s $100 for 4TB right now.

    But once you factor in RAID and alternating offsite backups, it’s really $400 for 4TB.

    I go through all the older stuff I pulled from the internet. A lot of it can’t be found now.

    • @[email protected]
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      12 hours ago

      There’s currently little reason to choose SSDs over HDDs when you’re talking about bulk storage for media. HDDs have plenty of R/W speed for this purpose and are a fraction of the price. New, you can buy 8TB drives for around $100 or used/refurbished (from somewhere like serverpartdeals.com) you can buy 14TB for $150 or even 20TB+ for $250.

    • originalucifer
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      33 hours ago

      yep, dirt cheap. all about perspective. my first hd was 40mb and cost 250$

      e. oh, and you can get solid used 4tbs in bulk for ~60$ now

      • @pHr34kY
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        23 hours ago

        Haha remember when CD burners came out and a $5 CD-R had the capacity of a $200 HDD?

        The kid with access to a CD burner was the king of the playground.