16TB SSDs on the way

[Comixbooks]

https://www.pcgamesn.com/wd/high-capacity-ssd-tech

More memory on a single chip

 

[philb2]

https://www.pcgamesn.com/wd/high-capacity-ssd-tech

More memory on a single chip

How much?

 

[uOpt]

Laughs in U.2.

 

[dogDAbone]

More memory on a single chip

AND much mo money from ya wallet too...
so if you have to ask, you can't afford them, at least not for a while anyways

 

[arestavo]

Laughs in U.2.

Right? I bought a 15.36TB Micron 9300 Pro about two and a half years ago. Works great as a Steam drive.

Edit: I didn't realize, but my drive was released in April 2019. So it's been out over 5 years. On top of that, Micron released a 30.72TB 9400 Pro in Jan 2023 in U.3. Now, if only I could find a M.2 to U.3 adapter (I've only found a StarTech PCIE adapter, and it was not backwards compatible with U.2)

 

[uOpt]

Right? I bought a 15.36TB Micron 9300 Pro about two and a half years ago. Works great as a Steam drive.

Edit: I didn't realize, but my drive was released in April 2019. So it's been out over 5 years. On top of that, Micron released a 30.72TB 9400 Pro in Jan 2023 in U.3. Now, if only I could find a M.2 to U.3 adapter (I've only found a StarTech PCIE adapter, and it was not backwards compatible with U.2)

I thought you can stuff U.3 drives into U.2 infrastructure, but maybe I misremember.

 

[Abula]

Now, if only I could find a M.2 to U.3 adapter (I've only found a StarTech PCIE adapter, and it was not backwards compatible with U.2)

Its tricky, in my case i bought a micron 7400 15.36tb, most of the adapters kinda work, but if you run CDM they throw errors, i tried a lot, only two worked without errors, one of them was Ableconn PEXU3-132, if i recall the other ill post it.