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I sure hope it wasn't the oxygen concentrator. Who in their right mind would buy any Class III device from a spammer? :eek:

Somehow the spammers got through today and spammed all over the Computer forum with links to Chinese stuff.

I just went to the http://www.storageforum.net/forum/ It must be my special skill. :(

I see. Meanwhile I just got that gateway error again. 504 Gateway Time-out nginx/1.8.0

The link works for me. Perhaps it was fixed in the last half hour.

Hey, how are you doing?

Maybe some part of the thread is moving on.

Yes, I think so.

Sick as a dog with the virus. :sick:

Büchner, Büchner...

There are no power or transfer rates listed in the specs. https://toshiba.semicon-storage.com/content/dam/toshiba-ss/asia-pacific/docs/product/storage/product-manual/eHDD-MG08-Product-Overview.pdf

Now I'm not seeing many sellers of the Toshiba. Are they mainly used in other countries?

T-mobile gives around 50GB now per month before the throttling. An OS update is only about a GB.

What are the thoughts on Toshiba hard drives in 2019? I recall they were given some Hitachi 3.5' technology some years ago to alleviate the WD and Seagate duopoly. In the early days of 1TB/platter the Toshiba drives were cheap but not very reliable. :(

Was there no indication that the SSD was out of stock?

That's why I'm waiting for David to set one up. :LOL:

The two use cases listed are all-flash NAS like the FS3017 and as caching SSDs such as found in many NAS (especially QNAP) nowadays. I assume that Seagate is targeting a specific performance/durability/capacity compromise that fits those use cases and that their marketing believes there are...

That's probably not the typical NAS use case. They mention Synology FS3017 which has 24 bays, so maybe they expect the load to be spread across a larger number of drives. Of course the FS3017 and 24x4TB for example would cost as much as some cars. Or maybe the Dudering will buy one. :D

This is not new. AFAIK all drives have used PMR for years, even the ones with shingles. As other features such as HMR and MMR enter the market it makes more sense to use CMR as a generic term for a drive that has no shingles, HMR, MMR, etc.

It is the newer term Conventional MR as compared to the horrid shingles.

How many TB is that? I was thinking 8x4TB in RAID 5 would not see more than 1DRWD.

No, there is no price yet. I think a local PCIe drive would be better since a rather high end NAS would be needed to match the STR and IOps.

https://toshiba.semicon-storage.com/us/company/taec/news/2019/01/storage-20190107-1.html

Now there is an IronWolf 110 SSD for the NAS. It reminds me of the SandStone technology years ago.

The lowest common denominator films like that are very profitable and will continue to numb the minds. They are mostly for export and popular in Asian markets. Only 25-30% of the BO is in the US for those types nowadays.

Yeah, like Russian Christmas, New Year, and Easter. I had to keep track of both dates. It seemed goofy to me in the 70s that the various regions could get their dates synchronized since 1582, but they still have not done so.

Is it worth getting the P4610 3.2TB over the P4510 4TB? The R/W transfer rates and read IOPs are about the same, but the write IO Pops are better for the P4610 with 200K than the P4510 with 114K.

A 10TB drive is $300. Maybe they can make a 10TB SSD for 4x that eventually, but performance needs to improve beyond 80MB/sec.

>maybe I'll try for something in the 3.2GB if I can find it. QLC is bunk for now.

It's pretty obvious those are either not legitimate or not licensed for resale.

I didn't notice if the message occurred within the site or just entering it, but it only happened for few seconds.

What does the message below mean? I see it every once in a while. 504 Gateway Time-out nginx/1.8.0

No, but they will be buying products with the QLC inside.

The emobicons are rather limited and don't display in the older posts. Is there any way to add them back?

The vast majority of consumers don't create anything requiring sustained writes and can live in the buffer. They just suck off the internet and occasionally send short video clips to the f*c*b**k, etc. The only thing they will care about is corrupted or lost data and they are already used to...

Is the Coug back? https://www.storageforum.net/forum/members/kissnaturals.6906/

Oh, I'll have to find my Androids. I think there is an account there. Is there a way to send emails from that or does only receive?

Of course I don't use Wi-Fi. I had to look up that "cantenna" deal. I think the Santilli does something like that. ;)

Now I see the problem. The default time is in the UK. :(

That is fine if the earlier post is still viewable in the revision history section.

I keep seeing that my post was yesterday, but that can't be correct.

I thought maybe you were in the city. I don't go to Colombia or Venezuela either lately.

So you have to create an account to find out what they know about you? Isn't that giving them the info?

Unfortunately consumers are generally cheap and products containing the QLC flasm will be worse off. I can hardly get to the internets now so I may not care at that point.

Your phone doesn't work in south America? :D

He's under a lot of pressure, maybe

Thanks for everything.

No but SD indicated some temperature dependence. I wonder about the storage conditions in many warehouses.

What about heat and humidity?

How valuable is your tree? :LOL: What happened to all the emobicons?