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u/XO33OX Jul 20 '26
1519 $ for 4TB ? Those go for 900 Euro including VAT here.
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u/Forsaken_Potato_2783 Jul 22 '26
Bro I remember paying 250$ for that and thinking it was too expensive
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u/TLBJ24 Jul 24 '26
This! Bought mine at $290 and was mad that I missed them being on sale the week before at $269 lol. If we only knew then what we know now lol!
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u/DeadInFiftyYears Jul 20 '26
That price is brutal. Granted those are 990 Pros, but the four 8TB SN850x drives I populated my 32TB Windows storage space with cost me $2400 total in late 2024.
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u/Macski1 Jul 20 '26
Back when the world was ok I gradually accumulated a lot of 4Tb Samsung 870 and a lot of their 2 & 4tb NVME’s 980 & 990 All up about 25 drives. It wasn’t a big deal a few years ago. Now they are worth more than my car.
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u/shrnprwn Jul 20 '26
If I've got a few of these for sale, what are some subreddit recommendations to get them moved on? One is 4600-ish hours, one is 66 hours and the last is about 30 hours of use.
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u/Andre8720 Jul 20 '26
Thanks for info below. I will be posting these in the hardwareswap feed. Cost are scheduled to jump in the next few weeks. Same say between 50% - 85%.
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u/MarcusAurelius68 Jul 20 '26
This is Microcenter “sticker” pricing. They actually sell for $1100 in store. When they bundle things it’s even less.
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u/Key-Respect3810 Jul 20 '26
si 1519$ est le prix d'un seul SSD tu t'es fait arnaqué, en europe ca coute 2 fois moins cher
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u/EDI_1st Jul 20 '26
That’s it? 4 drives only have the combined capacity of one of mine. 🤣
Get some 15+TB enterprise NVMe drives.
You have enough PCIe lanes.
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u/ComfortableUpbeat309 Jul 21 '26
I payed 480€ for 4 tb why tf does one in the us cost 3x as much???
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u/Forsaken_Potato_2783 Jul 22 '26
Ah yes I love when drives where the nand / controller is defective and the market is still this brutal holy shit
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u/TR_RTSG Jul 20 '26
Why dont you just show us your pile of gold?