>supporting any "bullshit as a service" business
>ever
Honestly you deserve to be gassed if you do this.
HDDED
Charles Sanchez
Noah Smith
That's why they bought sandisk
Connor Walker
How much longer until SSDs are 1:1 in cost or cheaper per GB than HDDs?
Kevin Phillips
I'll believe it when I see it. Chances are we'll be stuck with $500 5TB SSD until 2024.
Caleb Smith
They've already shown fully working prototypes of 60TB, 100TB, and EVEN 200TB SSDs roughly a YEAR AGO, you dumb fuck. This shit is not growing in incremental steps like with HDDs, but exponentially. And we ALREADY been having 16TB SSDs (Fixstars and etc, DDG it up) in an enterprise segment as far back as 2016, you dumb fuck.
Wyatt White
kill yourself you subhuman digital straming goyim slave shit chugger.
Gavin Ross
Yup. I have 5tb onedrive. I finally ditched my last hdd. Now Im only running a single 1TB m. 2.
Jace Russell
60 TB SSD was unveiled 3 years ago. 16 TB SSD 4 years ago. 1 TB SSD over 10 years ago. We only now have 1 TB SSD 10 years later at $100.
The only reason HDD brought higher capacity to consumer was WD founder understood the need for porn. Gookshits don't know that and they don't want to bring in the higher capacity SSD. They care more about exploiting the profit.
Ryan Myers
Pretty sure most estimates put it at like 2021-2022, parity is still quite a ways off. But those are just estimates, nobody knows for sure.
"Trickle down" from enterprise to end user with SSDs is going extreeeemely slow. We're only just barely getting consumer 4TB SSDs, years after they've been available in the enterprise segment.
The simple fact is, the overwhelming majority of people don't need a lot of storage anymore. Normies get their movies from Netflix and Amazon, they get their music from Spotify, and all their pictures are stored on Instagram, Facebook, or Google Drive.
Bullshit as a service is the future. This include games. Get ready for hell.
Wyatt Williams
WHY
WHY ARE YOU WASTING MONEY ON SSDS
YOU CAN GET 4 TB FOR $100
Why are you being such sheeple, spending 2x/3x/4x that on an SSD? You don't need "speed" that's only 2x faster at loading a file.