Anyone use Fanxiang SSDs?

[The Mad Atheist]

Looking to get 6x 4TB of these for fast bulk, low write storage in my waifu AI/server.
Reviews are sparce with lemon drives, but Google AI says they'll do fine with years of service if they pass the lemon period.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/364219962090?var=635291079659
I can get 5 for $1317 after coupon.

Planning on having 6 of the Fanxiang drives as fast-ish bulk, low rewrite drives, 2x 4TB TeamGroups MP34 or MP44 as mains, a 512GB 2.5" SSD as the OS drive, and 2x 24TB 3.5" spinners as slow bulk and backup.

 

[El_Capitan]

I have used both Fanxiang DDR4 memory and NVMe SSD's. They've been solid. No experience with their non-NVMe SSD's, though.

 

[arestavo]

You might be able to find some more info or folks who have used them over here.

 

[The Mad Atheist]

You might be able to find some more info or folks who have used them over here.

I'm banned on reddit. lol

 

[MrGuvernment]

Create a new temp account...

 

[The Mad Atheist]

Create a new temp account...

They banned them all. lol
I pee'd off the blue hairs.

 

[westrock2000]

I bought some several years ago when offbrand 1TB 2.5" SSD's were like $45. One was questionable and I have been leery to actually use it, but the others have been fine. I put them in situations where the data was not irreplacable, so something like storage arrays for Steam libraries.

 

[The Mad Atheist]

I bought some several years ago when offbrand 1TB 2.5" SSD's were like $45. One was questionable and I have been leery to actually use it, but the others have been fine. I put them in situations where the data was not irreplacable, so something like storage arrays for Steam libraries.

I might get some Kingspec P3 drives instead, heard they use TLC.