You probably want to look at some of the intel high write endurance
SSD's if you're concerned about writes.
For example the intel S4610is rated at 6 PBW (6,000 TB) or roughly 3 DWPD.
Intel P series or optane based products have far higher endurance but
cost is a lot higher.
Tim Alexander
Amplex Internet
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On 1/24/2019 5:15 PM, SmarterBroadband wrote:
I think PRO drives have many more writes.
Talking Samsung….
Adam
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The only issue with SSDs is the write endurance, and most of them now
have a certain percentage of spare cells to stave that off for a
while. They generally won't go toes up all at once, but will lose
cells, or blocks of cells at some point. You will get more endurance
if you oversize them to minimize cell re-use. If you think you need
1TB, get 2TB, and it will cut cell re-use by 50%.
Way, way faster.
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On Thu, Jan 24, 2019 at 9:03 AM Mark - Myakka Technologies
<m...@mailmt.com <mailto:m...@mailmt.com>> wrote:
Setting up a new server and trying to decide if I want to go SSD vs
HDD. This is a dell R620 and uses 2.5" drives. Last one I setup I
just used 1TB WD RED 2.5" drives. Now that the price of SDD has
dropped, I was thinking about using SSD over the HDD. Most likely
going to be a Ubuntu system with linux SW raid 10.
Any reason not to go with the SSD?
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