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Most and best way to store massive fast data at a budget of $5000. Impress us!

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[–] subven1@alien.top [B] 1 point 2 years ago (1 child)

Okay lets say you go the prosumer approach:

1x QNAP QuTS hero TS-h973AX-32G ~ 1300€ each

2x Samsung OEM Datacenter SSD PM9A3 15.36TB, U.2 ~ 1400€ each

3x Toshiba Cloud-Scale Capacity MG10ACA 20TB, SATA 6Gb/s ~ 300€ each

Right at 5k and you get 15TB NVME RAID1 (mirror) and 40TB HDD RAID5 (parity). Without mirror/parity it is 30TB NVME and 60TB HDD raw space.

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[–] bitcoins@alien.top [S, B] 1 point 2 years ago

Thanks :) best answer!

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