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BNIB NVMe Pricing Assistance Request

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Probably best to look at hardwareswap to get an idea. Honestly the market is really rebelling on the MSRP you see from re/etailers. 2tb drives depending on specs of drive go anywhere from 170-225'ish. There are peeps pricing over that, but they hardly ever move. For example I picked up a 4tb SN850X with barely any hours on it for $350 about a month ago...Which I see normally priced between 350-400 on HWS. 32gb sets of ram ddr5 6000 going for roughly $250 compared to the 5-600 you see on amazon....etc.

But yea, def check hardware swap and get an idea/average from there. The market is just really unstable and hard to gauge pricing, but looking up HWS gives a good basis on what the actual pricing those in the scene and pc enthusiasts would be willing to pay.
 
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Probably best to look at hardwareswap to get an idea. Honestly the market is really rebelling on the MSRP you see from re/etailers. 2tb drives depending on specs of drive go anywhere from 170-225'ish. There are peeps pricing over that, but they hardly ever move. For example I picked up a 4tb SN850X with barely any hours on it for $350 about a month ago...Which I see normally priced between 350-400 on HWS. 32gb sets of ram ddr5 6000 going for roughly $250 compared to the 5-600 you see on amazon....etc.

But yea, def check hardware swap and get an idea/average from there. The market is just really unstable and hard to gauge pricing, but looking up HWS gives a good basis on what the actual pricing those in the scene and pc enthusiasts would be willing to pay.
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Agreed. You will retailers pricing them high and even a few threads of people asking absurd amounts. Those drives just sit.

If you want it to move, price it around $200 or so maybe a little more if it’s new. But $350 will get you a 4TB nvme now. Supply is also starting to ease.
 
That's definitely less than I was imagining (hoping), but I do want to have the cash at least. 😂
 
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