#💟 i am still building my first pc 💟 part ii
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okay so here are the 20tb hdds
Mmmm random write speed be showing off
look at 18TB
You don’t need 20 tb
@pastel flax why r u still here
is 20tb smr?
GOOGLE IT
Dawg I said 12 is all you need max
I didnt leave after I got pinged 5 times when I left
lel
is 18tb where cmr start
lmao ure so full of shit
can you reply woopy
answer is: i dunno
This is one of the pinged
lemme send this again
Seagate’s max out at 20 for their enterprise drives
then why start at 18tb lmao
that was before you said you will leave
ure full of shit bro, stop making a fool of yourself
Yeah the second time I didn’t
I ain’t making this a issue you are
this helps me none. i dont get this chart at all
wat
Enterprise drives? They need to be big
all this tells me is that i can basically go 22 or 20 tb hdds and still get cmr
name of the drive
if its those capacities under CMR
its CMR
Simple
¯_(ツ)_/¯
so everything we were talking about for the last hour is wrong
Might have to look at the specific models product page
WD announced a 22 TB cmr drive in may of 2022
okay so then why not just go one of these then
Here’s one
Western Digital 22TB WD Red Pro NAS Internal Hard Drive HDD - 7200 RPM, SATA 6 Gb/s, CMR, 512 MB Cache, 3.5" - WD221KFGX https://a.co/d/7FTlo6S
Built for power users and medium-sized businesses struggling to manage rapidly growing amounts of data, WD Red Pro drives are specifically designed for NAS systems with up to 24 bays. Engineered to handle high-intensity workloads in 24x7 environments, WD Red Pro is ideal for archiving, protecting...
Price
This mf girl is insane
That's literally the reason we gave the entire time
idk its silly to but ig you can
because you dont need a 22TB hdd
Price per gb is bad
Creeper boy please give up and let her make poor decisions
Also what creeper said
dude
but all of these are cmr?? not smr??
nothing she picked is needed
depends on the manufacturer
Yeah 10 or 12 id say is enough
i guess
ig i will just start checking
the ironwolf pro is cmr
yeah, i said that multiple times
you could just go for that
just grab the WD one
I think 1tb is enough but then again I am completely sane person
1tb is not enough
not for bulk storage
I mean I use a 2 tb and a 500 gig boot
Yeah 2tb is perfect for me
I got a 970 evo plus 2tb for $60 last year lol
1tb is like nothing
Fr
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/62pzK8/western-digital-gold-22-tb-35-7200-rpm-internal-hard-drive-wd221kryz
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/bj26Mp/seagate-ironwolf-pro-nas-22-tb-35-7200-rpm-internal-hard-drive-st22000nt001
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/gfmNnQ/seagate-exos-x22-22-tb-35-7200-rpm-internal-hard-drive-st22000nm001e
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/ByjBD3/western-digital-red-pro-22-tb-35-7200rpm-internal-hard-drive-wd221kfgx
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/YYvdnQ/western-digital-purple-pro-22-tb-35-7200rpm-internal-hard-drive-wd221purp
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/qfmNnQ/seagate-exos-x22-22-tb-35-7200-rpm-internal-hard-drive-st22000nm002e
Fuck u got on those drives
okay yeah it didnt say shit
My steam library alone is 1TB
do they have product pages
Ok then get 2tb
bing is better fr
One sec I’ll find them
get the WD red pro 22TB if you want the most cmr capacity
why does wd have 3 22tb hdds if they are just different colors lmao
fuck duckduckgo tbh
cough overpriced 4090
#1 duckduckgo opp
different colors mean different use
Which 4090 she get?
not that overpriced for a watercooled
what are they
Suprim
oh dream dream.. when will you learn..
No it’s good priced for water cooled just still
And she is just messing with us all
https://www.westerndigital.com/products/internal-drives/wd-red-pro-sata-hdd?sku=WD221KFGX#WD221KFGX
specifically says its cmr
Well yeah but still I'm kinda against watercooling since nearly all 4090 cooler are overbuilt
heres your drive
true
She will have some complaint dude
might fuck up compatibility as well
Def
this is 2tb not 22tb
Yeah less intake space and hotter components
select the 22TB one lmao
No it is not
Dream…………
least of issues
also its not 2 TB, i linked the 22TB one
How can you be so clueless and "knowledgeable" as dream
Yeah main issue is the ram and storage
i can't find where it says cmr
It is cmr
nah gl making those go hot
I gotta go because I'm seriously about to rage at her
go watch oppenheimer
Yep
so i was like 3x as focused
is this the product page?
yes
so it should be listed on the product page
the website i linked you. scroll down to "full specifications"
or click on the "specifications" tab
im done arguing about what the best choice is now. i will simply present my opinion, and let you decide what you want to do
why do you care anymore tho. you found the drive you want. 22TB with cmr
so you have optane as boot, t700 as game, and a WD red pro 22TB for bulk storage?
So we good on storage
how do u plan on cooling the t700 
What’s next?
mb heatsink
or the heatsink it probably comes with
i dont think thats quite enough
It is
It won’t be used to it’s full potential anyway
gen 5 hottie
I’m back from my break
Ok
side note, the wd red pro are purely only cmr, the wd red (non-pro) are a mix of cmr and smr
That’s good to know
https://nascompares.com/answer/list-of-wd-cmr-and-smr-hard-drives-hdd/ use this for checking on hdd's that are not seagate
check using the model number/serial number
just doing it quickly to show
would have to be this, or a custom active one from the likes of thermalright
Lol another reason not to get gen 5
no, cmr starts from 1tb but it depends on what model line
it's one that benefits from custom loops for cooling sadly
Wow
We still talking about hard drives
i might not go hdd for durability reasons
so then why were u talking about it 😭
also i cant show messages while on mobile sooo
because i might got hdd for capacity reasons
wait
so ik where to look
huh
The we red plus is going to be the same as any other
it looks like ssds are getting up to 16tb
thats honestly big enough and it meets the speed requirement of the bulk storage
sure but its also $2000
why is it $2000 lmao
Because nand flash is expensive compared to spinerinos
is the 16tb doing anything like smr or qlc to achieve these capacities?
Idk, that’s something for you to research
oh
it seems there are only 5 ssds that at 16tb
There are some enterprise that are 30TB tlc, but they’re like 10k each
the EX2 is tlc
so regular ssds have cell level too?
theyre ssds lol
what cell level are most regular ssds?
ik most m.2s are tlc
Tlc for all
Qlc if it’s cheaper or larger
870 qvo 
okay so then why even bother mentioning the ex2 is tlc
cause i thought it was qlc
Tlc has a way higher write endurance
or ig that just means these ssds arent cheating. its all native which is probably the reason for the price. its literally just an overlly manufactured ssd.
the 16tb might be QLC then
What???
? not talking about this lol
aaaaaaaaaanyway
so is the ex2 tlc or not
Fym native
thats the reason for the price
what does blud mean by native
There’s no cache

so that means 8tb ssds are the only option
No dram cache I should say
if i dont do hdd
you could just go 4tb...
The thing is, why wouldn’t you?
its a lot of storage pal
4tb ssds r very cheap
id just go for one of those
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/79NYcf/msi-spatium-m461-4-tb-m2-2280-pcie-40-x4-nvme-solid-state-drive-spatium-m461-4tb buy this and dream on
just get 4x mx500 at 4tb each
apparently 870 evo is cheaper rn
for up to 2tb it is over that it's going to have qlc nand instead
afaik, the mx500 is a little longer lasting
nope, for bulk storage 4tb would be more than enough tbh, barely any music or pictures will fill it up, only a collection of movies would be possible, or video edits
if you properly organise it, you'd figure out what size of drives you'd actually need, and still before that a mobo should have been decided on by now
r u still blocked
fuck knows dude
@trail kayak just in case
Part List - AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D, GeForce RTX 4090, Corsair iCUE 5000D RGB AIRFLOW ATX Mid Tower
total of 24.5tb of storage
oh btw, hx1500i is $280
true, though don't need to go over 1.2kw tbf
$11
wat
the 1200 = 269
no its $234
so only seeing an $11 difference
it's $235 in the list I'm looking at
from where i'm looking at it
I absolutely stole a EVGA SuperNova G2 1300w for $70 awhile back
Was a return on Amazon
ah you have store filters set
ayyy
I was so happy ab that
nope, just let it show me the cheapest price from initial buying
i paid $70 for my b12 bc750 or whatever the name is
Nah I was just looking at them then went down to the used and refurbed option on the listing
every store is amazon
It said $70 and I was like NO WAY
instead of this
yeah, didn't set it to do that at all
the appeal of the 1500I would be the icue part, not the extra power in this case
barely tbh
and not that it matters much, but the newer design compared to the 1200
Sorry I spoke wrong you can get the montech Titan gold 1200w for as low as $169
Return ofc. New it’s $199
who would ever return that 
No idea 😂
Those are great PSUs
Tbh montech is doing pretty good in the past few years. Nice PSUs really nice budget cases etc
you literally spent all morning telling me how i shouldnt go a 22tb hdd???
cause price wise it isnt but if you dont care about price either way it makes more sense than a 8tb ssd
What mage said
I can’t imagine ever filling up 22tb of storage lol
Me either
Tbh probably not even 8tb. I have 7 tb of storage on my pc and most of it is game storage lol
I only use 1.7tb of it too
she obviously doesnt care about price (t700 and optane), so a 22TB hdd would be way better than an 8+TB ssd
22tb on 1 drive seems a waste tho. Me personally I’d rather have several 8tb drives If I needed that much storage
idk 🤷
But in mass storage I’m a fan of raid so
idk how sata raid works, ive heard some motherboards dont support it. idk tho
I’ve never seen a board that doesn’t support it. I just use software raid tho
Is all else fails buy a x4 raid card
at that point get a nas
Yea
Rare cases but some have both in their PCs
JayzTwoCents did a review on a sick server case that was optimized for airflow and could also be used for gaming
yeah i think i saw that one
idek wym by this
what makes more sense than a 8tb ssd?
22tb drive
how?
because its almost 3x the capacity for half the price
🤯
and for "bulk storage", an hdd is fine
Yea
i can, but due to different things
Well for my personal use case
look, an 8tb nvme drive is going to cost you $1k
and a 22TB hdd is almost 3x the capacity for half the price
exactly, could even 2-4x 4tb drives for the same price
and raid them for data safety (but thats kinda optional)
sure though i wouldn't bother with that to much considering what she wants to do with it
especially if she tried to raid 10 it
thatd be stupid imo
id do raid 5
but depending on the case, itll probably only have 2 3.5" drive bays
she could get 22TB of redundant storage for the price of 8TB of straight ssd storage
can get adapters to have 2 ssd's per bay, or 4 ssd's over both bays
oh youre talking about ssds, mb
yeah
you were literally telling me the opposite earlier
i was?
yeah you basically said dont do a hdd because its smr and its slow and i dont need 22tb and that hdds are fragile
so like a lot of reasons to not go hdd
like to the point where i was like okay fine i will cross hdd off my list
no i said dont get an smr drive, get a cmr drive
yeah
if youre getting an hdd. and since you want an 8TB ssd at least, its much more cost effective to get an hdd instead
how does a hhdd come into play
wdym
like a hybrid drive
thats not a good answer
you mean a sshd
they dont even make them anymore
okay and
they're completely useless nowadays
youre basically asking when like floppy discs come into play???
i mean we are talking about hdds
are we still on storage?
dont look into hybrid drives
i just dont know what answer you want more than they arent coming into play
why are they bad then
remember, she wants to use optane, and a t700
are they like half hdd and half ssd
one just totally bad due to age, the other bad due to temps
when you were raving about pata
no, more like 4gb of ssd with the rest as hdd
just....ignore them
absolutely useless nowadays
dream if you wanna look into it, do it on your own time and dont message about it here plz
Very
Hdds are really hard to produce with high volumes since essentially you're stacking trillions of mangnets onto eachother with nanometer precision
you do realise hes talking about ssds right?
Ohh I thought they were hdds
I mean hdds are still pretty expensive to produce
not near as expensive though
cheaper to make a spinning disk than a series of nand chips tbh
ok?
what did i say here
no one wants you to care about hybrid drives
im talking about a hybrid drive for a bulk drive
4TB is not a big enough bulk drive
???
you guys were saying it was
4tb seems fine also maybe
i wouldnt do 2tb tho for bulk
dont get a hybrid hdd. and if youre getting anything less than 8TB, an ssd will be better
3 days and still on storage….
but why not a hybrid at all?
its supposed to be like a hard drive but with nand on it right?
limited capacity, and not as fast as the same capacity ssd
so the hdd part of the hybrid drive drags it down
Yes
yes
hence:
4TB or less, ssd, 8TB or more, hdd
For hybrids you’d be better getting a 5 tb ssd and a 5 tb hdd
ik this part too. do hybrids not max out sata as well?
I believe some do
Depends
it uses the extra nand for more often accessed files, which doesnt matter for a bulk drive
anyway, i gtg now, cya
okayy
lmk about the sata part when you get the chance
Most max out sata if it’s a good one but a low end one won’t max
Check the speed of the hybrid to the speed of the type of data
@trail kayak any particular hybrid your looking at
wow theres only 30 hybrid drives in existence
yeah there not popular
and no hybrid drive is nvme
yes because a nvme can not be a hdd
here is one hybrid that seems okay i still would recommend you buy a hybrid https://www.amazon.com/Seagate-FireCuda-Accelerated-Performance-ST2000LX001/dp/B01M1NHCZT/ref=sr_1_4?keywords=Hybrid+SSD&qid=1694908755&sr=8-4&ufe=app_do%3Aamzn1.fos.f5122f16-c3e8-4386-bf32-63e904010ad0
Ideal for consoles, gaming laptops and mini PCs, FireCuda SATA SSHD hard drives feature SSD performance and HDD capacities. Enjoy 7200 RPM speeds for a faster, seamless gaming experience—from loading maps for booting levels. Choose from a variety of speeds and cache for an optimized rig and enjoy...
sshd's are no good for bulk storage
i would not, that is a really bad recomendation
its one of the best hybrids though hybrids are trash
which is what makes it a bad recomendation
yes but you know dream if she insists on something she wont listen to us
because she like to listen more to people who give bad advice than those that give good advice
fr
What about it
So say hybrid hdds have no benefit, and she’ll leave them alone
4gb of ssd, with the rest all being hdd, makes a 4tb sshd (hybrids) 3.96tb of hdd storage
it's basically like doing smr with a stupidly large cache
results no benefits at all as a bulk drive
and for a buld drive you'd have to look at what will be the most cost effective, aka price to GB
Isn’t that at like 10-12TB?
which for ssd's is 4tb, and hdd's 8-12tb
Yeah
on a hdd, 8-12tb will be the most cost effective area
14-18tb is where the pricing goes from being cost effective to barely worth it
and over 18tb to not being worth it at all unless you're a company with a big time server
i.e. ltt's petabyte build
do hybrids max out sata. yes or no
so whats your storage choices?
have we made any progress in the last 2 days?
not really
lets go
what?
were really going for the wr of longest pc build here
if youre not helping, leave
im just here to watch man
then dont message in chat please

fr
no but it's nicer to have
alr im off work. rauko is back
whats the difference between data transfer rate and read/write speed?
unless its just talking nvme vs sata
if you are gonna have any moderate speed on a bulk drive. which ones matter for this
im p sure random r/w dont matter anymore
you are correct
i gotta help someone else
and the bulk drive doesnt do a lot of writing right?
so that p much just leaves sequential read speeds
not normally
cause writing would be for downloading
or video editing
so that means your games drive should have a good sequential write speed
it also doew random writes every time you access a file
namely when it updates when a file is last accessed
okay (the games drive right) i think ik that. the most important qd for the games drive is a moderate qd around qd4-qd8
but it depends
it's a small un-noticable write but it happens
okay
aka random speed is not important
so the most important speed metric for a bulk drive would be
#1 sequential reads
#2 sequential writes
#3 randoms.
is it possible to go an nvme drive for a bulk drive?
cause you could go a qlc drive
its just not gonna be cheap and qlc slows down alot when it gets close to full
it seems like the hdd battle is between seagate and wd. which one of those 2 is better?
i mean yeah, but why would you. an hdd or a couple 4TB sata ssds are way more cost effective
plus the tbw is lower
and mbs usually offer 2x, 4x, or 6x sata ports off the chipset
so might as well use them
4 or 6 mainly
its gonna be 4 at least for am5
ive seen 2
though you'll be seeing 4 sata ports most of the time
yep
im excluding a620 because its not for your budget
i think my board has 6
that's itx only
anyway, dream, what are your storage choices
i have zero selected right now
you said you wanted the t700 tho right?
and which optane for your boot?
great seq speeds for anything of that nature
but the t700 is also really good at randoms for being a regular drive
almost on par with optane
well not really, but higher than average for regular drives
probably the p1600x 118 gb
thats just because its gen 5
the sabrent is better
but whatever
in all that's unholy, getting a t700 as a games drive is one of the dumbest things to do
separate those drives imo
it needs active fucking cooling
plus 990 pro speeds without having to buy two 990 pros
and games should be separate from videos
it has a heatsink
whyy
gen 5 drives really need active not passive cooling
spreading out drive wear
recorded vids will take up the space quicker
and most games are 60gb+
you really want to the t700?
probably yeah. but ig i will consider splitting the games and video editing drives up
yea that heat sync doesn't really do shit lol
but back to bulk drive.
just get a wd red pro and call it a day ffs
anything over like 55c and the drives start to suffer in performance from my experience
opinions on seagate vs wd
i think they're pretty similar
why red instead of gold
read is more durable for constant writing
gold is for enterprise/datacenter, and red is for consumer nas
Purple is the most durable but its pretty slow
they use it for survelliance drives
so rule that out
and you dont need a gold drive, so rule that out too. and wd red non pro only goes up to 6TB and its mostly SMR
They're okay for data not being accessed much but being wrote to alot
which is not this
right
gold is for enterprise use, just like seagate exos's, red pro has better endurance over purples due to being designed for nas use and the purples are designed for use in dvr's
personally i'm more a fan of seagate ironwolfs
whats a dvr
......google it
theres a really good ironwolf ive already found
digital video recorder, aka cctv/home security
that is faster than optane
yeah so the random on the ironwolf is pointless
interesting tho
240 MB/s ironwolf NAS 8tb
theyre really similar
and that ironwolf only has a cache of 64mb
how much capacity do you want for the drive
showing it's a cmr drive
how much capacity do you want for the drive, dream
nope, considering it's a cmr drive for that one, still though, save some money add get the 5400/5900 rpm one
4tb is bare min and i wouldnt be super excited over 4tb
Well what do you plan on storing like just games or videos or what
Because of its just games and a few other small things you’d be good with just a big nvme
Like 4tb
not games, she has a different nvme for games
and yes itll be 4TB
Okay
no, cmr. theres no reason to go high enough to require smr
You want cmr
If you were to buy a smr drive it is almost impossible to notice the difference
get around a 10TB Ironwolf or WD Red pro and itll be perfect
^
only the seq read speed is relevant right?
mostly
I believe so
the point is for capacity. i think i would notice that
it's noticable more at a larger size tbh
if you need 22TB, then whatever. get a 22TB ironwolf pro or wd red pro, but its not recommended
i added those to the list
those are the only two you should consider
Ah
why are you making this so difficult? it shouldnt be this complicated
Dream if I were you I’d go 500 gig boot nvme 4tb nvme and 10 tb wb red pro
^^^^^^
you wouldn't notice it on a 2tb, but on a 8tb you'd notice due to how long it takes to write to the drive
$2000 is not worth it at all
You could but they are extremely overpriced
no as two of them are sas
if you want ultimate price/GB, get a 10TB. if you want ultimate capacity, get a 22TB drive
@tawdry ferry The top 2 are sata
theyre also qlc btw
So yes you get a ssd but it’s not worth $2000
get a 16TB hdd instead of a 16TB ssd
you'd want tlc not qlc
why
for the better endurance
Tlc is faster I believe
I was wrong this
but i wont be writing to the drive i thought
fractionally slower over qlc for bit's transfered but has a better endurance compared to qlc
its not cost effective to go higher, not even close
^
i wont be writing on the drive tho
get an hdd
Exactly
the max you'll spend is like $420 (nice)
instead of $2k
I would suggest more than 4tb for a ssd
heres the 8tb options only with the sata ssds
good
i will restate: no more than 4TB for ssds
everytime you put something on the drive, you write to it, when you access a file, you write to it
^
the price difference is astronomical
its qlc af
thats like the whole point of qlc tho
It’s not the best
All drives are “bulk drives”
different technology tho obviously
half the price cough cough
https://www.amazon.com/Seagate-IronWolf-Internal-Hard-Drive/dp/B084ZV4DXB/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=ironwolf+8tb&sr=8-3
Purpose built for multi-user NAS environments, IronWolf is perfect for teams needing to store more and work faster. Designed for up to 8 bays and speeds of up to 180MB/s, these internal hard drives are specifically built for less wear and tear, little to no noise/vibration, no lags or down time, ...
cough cough
yeah but hdds are lower durability
are they though?
I’m sorry what?
i mean yeah
i highly doubt that
you guys went on for days about how i should never go an ssd + hdd route
that was when you were doing van life
and qlc is 100% less durable than an hdd
no its not
yes it is
it has less write endurance
but that doesnt matter if you arent writing to the drive
qlc is great for cold storage
ok fine, get whatever you want
Your not doing cold storage smh
Cold storage is where you put files in and basically forget about it
my advice:
Don't get larger than 4TB SSDs
if you're going for ultimate Price/GB, get a 8-12TB HDD.
if you're going for ultimate Capacity, get a 22TB HDD.
Purpose built for multi-user NAS environments, IronWolf is perfect for teams needing to store more and work faster. Designed for up to 8 bays and featuring 8TB and speeds of up to 210MB/s, these internal hard drives are specifically built for less wear and tear, little to no noise/vibration, no l...
okay now give me this in a SSD version
Couldn’t agree more
There is no ssd version
i said no more than 4TB
wheres the 2nd half
thats my advice for SSDs
im not familiar with high capacity SSDs
Cus there not good
dont get ssds for bulk storage over 4TB. thats my advice
heres all the m.2 ssds for 8tb
i should probably consider aic storage too
Dont get over 4tb for bulk storage as creeper and I have said 1000 times
no bc theres not enough pcie lanes for one
Oh god no
wdym
unless you wanna have x8 for your gpu and x8 for your aic (effectively making half the slots on it useless)
motherboards wont have 2 x16 (electrically) pcie slots
pcpp is talking about physical
?
@trail kayak
just because you can physically fit it in, doesnt mean itll all work
youll only be able to use 2 out of the 4 slots on the aic
and its not worth getting more than 4 m.2s anyway
im p sure it doesnt require x16 electrically
move to 2.5"
it does, trust me
it bifricates x16 into 4 x4
and if you dont have x16 electrically, it will make some nonfunctional
8tb m.2s are half the price of 16tb sata ssds lmao.
so?
22tb hdd = $500
16tb sata ssds = $2000
8tb m.2 ssds = $1000
8tb sata ssds = $500
are you really gonna spend $2000 on bulk storage?
and 2x4tb ssd's = 400
do i have to say it again:
Don't get larger than 4TB SSDs
if you're going for ultimate Price/GB, get an 8-12TB HDD.
if you're going for ultimate Capacity, get a 22TB HDD.
2x 4tb ssd's = 1/5th the price of a 16tb ssd/ 2/5th's the price of a 8tb ssd
ive given my advice. now its her choice what to do. nothing else to say really....
result being for bulk you go by what's cost effective
you mean raid cards/m.2 expansion card
as it's not classed as an aic
yes, she said she "needed to look into one"
and i very much advised against it
ffs, for the likes of the honeybadger/ asus hyper raid you have to put it in the top pcie x16 slot
and then not have a gpu
for her specific use, it's as dumb as getting optane for boot and a t700 for games
which is not possible for this build
you will but it will be on the next pcie x6 slot that in all likely will be electrically wired as pcie x4
unless its one that splits x8/x8 which many do
that's the top slot 90% of the time
i dont even want to think about how it would work. its just too stupid
and for doing a m.2 raid card, there is a nvme raid option where it makes an x16 slot do 4x pcie x4
which range was below the 22tb that i should look at for hdds
8-12TB for maximum Price/GB
the ones that are cmr
for cost effectiveness, 8-12tb
seagate ironwolf, wd red pro
toshiba p300 also
wait wtf is that
$1k for 240gb storage
i just wanted to see what you guys would say lmao
bruh
that's classed as trolling
just pick a hdd ffs
Ironwolf or Wd Red Pro 8-12TB
why not this one?
just these
its literally on pcpp
no enterprise bruh
why
it's an enterprise drive, you're not making a fucking server
why does that matter
because youre not a datacenter
what does the enterprise drive do differently
and you dont need to spend extra on a datacenter drive
theyre literally more expensive, yes you are
its literally the most cost effective drive on pcpp
no it's not
not for price per gb
oh wait i still had sata on the filter
that drive is designed for use in something like this
can tell you straight away that barracuda is a no
theres always this one
if you send another shitpost like that im reporting you
fym
<@&750150305383186585> trolling in their own post
$7500?
im not buying it
why?
if youre not buying/considering it, dont mention it
it's a fucking sas drive
keep that wondering to yourself, look it up on your own, and dont bother us with it
that doesnt matter
it does
sas doesnt make it $7500
also the way you phrased that message made it seem like you were considering it
no it didnt lmao
yes, yes it did
to me it did, and probably rauko too soooo
yeah
dont tell me what i thought you meant smh
these 2 are the most cost effective
not. datacenter.
im adding the x20
how the everloving fuck is that 20TB hdd $280
it's cheap
idk
bonus points for being enterprise idgaf
no reason not to go enterprise then damn
sale, normally that's a $400-500 drive
imma say this 1 more time and head out.
**Ironwolf or Wd Red Pro 8-12TB **
thats all i have to say, so cya
🤔
hold on is this still on the topic of storage? 
i gtg too. im gonna go clean out my car
been over a month and we've not left it
god damn
Tbf we switched topics a couple times, but within that time, the pc should have already been built
could have been built 3-4 times over
alr im back
damn that took me 3 hours
that's insane
i actually am considering these
i dont usually consider budget options but this is really nice
damn this got me excited but the deal is USA exclusive 😭
still 500 here
Put that as number 1 and choose an ironwolf 8-12TB for number 2 in case it changes
Ikr
These people have an amazing amount of patience
???
I’m being sarcastic
these are not budget options at all in regards to hdd's as they're enterprise drives
a budget option would be buying a seagate barracuda drive
It’s just because it’s on sale
Which is why I said have a 2nd option for if the sale ends (which it probably will)
yup
How are we still on storage
I think we’re done. Given how long this has been taking though, that sale will probably be over by the time she buys stuff
most definitely
No one’s fault but hers tho
Nope
its not on sale
Yes it is
There’s no fucking way a 20TB hdd is $280
which i am worried about
Maybe don’t research as much then (you don’t need to anyway and there’s no point)
wow this opinion is worthless to me
nope, it's from someone who'll get agreed with as the level of research you done, really won't help you make a better pc
honestly, if im going 4tb, im just gonna go another t700 lmao
it'll help you over spend on a fuck ton of parts that will not give you want you want in the end
Like for the psu, the bequiet dark power 13 is what you should get. It has all the features you could want.
so would the corsair personally
no point in getting some wacky 4tb sata ssd or some cheap 4tb hdd
Meanwhile the best opinion today:
Why the fuck not
Which Corsair one?
i already said, if im going 4tb for bulk drive. im just going to go t700. that is final
You ain’t getting a 20 tb for $300 it’s amazing it’s $280
Yeah, it’s on sale
so should do less research and buy it
rm shift (depending on case) rmx/rme and hx/hxi tbh
but its eNtErPrIsE
meanwhile having to buy active cooling due to how hot it gets
The fuck does that matter
you and rauko spent ALL NIGHT LAST NIGHT
telling me how i shouldnt get it because it is enterprise
i spent only an hour or 3
because enterprise drives are never worth in for the average user, it's also a dumb choice for your own build
I mean if it’s still on sale when you buy, by all means buy it. But I’m guessing it won’t be so get a 2nd choice.
like, im p suree there is something wrong with enterprise. so i kind of dont want it now.
There’s nothing wrong with it, they’re just usually more expensive (and not worth it for home use)
dont want a cheap enterprise because something is wrong with it
It’s literally just on sale ffs
what does money have to do with this bffr
that's not the reason you guys were saying not to buy it last night
they were mainly saying this from a price pov but you clearly dont care that much about spending a lot
i want to know the real reason
newegg pricing, definitely more of a sale price before black friday/cyber monday happens
never have. i just want the "best" stuff not the price / perf stuff
how many times do i gotta say
Idfc
where they'll aim to make it look cheaper at a higher price on black friday
Now we done with storage, so let’s move on
what was wrong with it before???
then you're going to have a harsh realitiy
what does enterprise do that's different???
no i am not
overspends on parts now just to have every single one of them not be top spec in 6months
nzxt aio, one of the dearest coolers, absolutely the most shitiest cooler and product to get at nearly $300
yes you are
which out of it, only 2 of them will be
arctic liquid freezer, best aio out there, and absolutely one of the cheapest coolers to get for $90-160
second best cooler out there is the deepcool ls/lt series's
and that's around the same price
a matchable aio in performance as the deepcool aio's is the frozen notte from thermaltake, around the same pricing also
and as you can see from the examples i put, the best coolers are way cheaper than any brand labelled as "high end" when they're not even high end themself
the best air cooler only costs $30-40
and that's a thermalright peerless assassin
22tb hdd = $500 ❌
20tb hdd = $400 ❌
18tb hdd = $300 ❌
16tb sata ssds = $2000 ❌
8tb m.2 ssds = $1000
8tb sata ssds = $500
4tb t700 = $375
2tb Hybrid drives = $100 ❌
here are the options i am considering
the second best air cooler is a deepcool at $60-70
bad for their prices
really bad if you consider the cooling needed for a t700
because that affects the performance of your cpu, and in this case the ssd's
for the t700 you would need to use something like this https://www.amazon.com/Thermalright-HR10-2280-PRO-Black/dp/B0C4JMPV6B/r
im on storage
to realistically keep it's temps in check for use
and yet you want to go for a gen 5 nvme drive that really doesn't work unless it's actively cooled really
you really think i need a mini fan on a heatsink for the t700 lmao
yes, the faster a nvme drive gets by generation, the higher the heat out put it has
and from that the more it'll need an active cooler
i just also linked one of the best nvme coolers to use without going for custom liquid cooling loops
Lasts longer
omfg
And it’s more expensive, meant for data centers, and not needed for you
it has the highest endurance for hdd's to have, but within that you may need to mount it differently
But you want it so Idfc
so what youre saying is this
nothing is wrong with enterprise except that it's usually more expensive so you guys dont want me to buy it.
Yes
i.e. buying antivibration mounting
wtf is wrong with you people
buying antivirbration screws
But anyway, since you want that, is all your storage chosen?
things could have gone a lot faster if we stopped trying to convince me to buy some budget pick
…..
what your brain is not getting, despite having the best endurance you still need to protect it
What?
……..ok
You have fun cooling them
So it’s a p1600x and 2x t700s?
i dont even believe you lmao
the moment it thermal throttles into not working because you want to do dumb takes
Selectively accepting advice is the worst decision you could ever make
alr i will call you up 🤳
well, she wants them to throttle so be it
and i'm the one who wants to literally do an overkill cooling for their own setup as a "just because i can"
i havent seen any smidge of proof that it gets hotter
Fucking look it up
link
t700 review on kitguru, as the ssd is getting benchmarked
wtf kitguru
google it
no
yes
alr so back to mbs
a well known and respected tech reviewer
ill let chat know when im done
idk how you find so much shit to nitpick that storage takes like a week
the amount of builds i've helped people with would shock her
@median quail how many builds you've helped with dude?
@solemn walrusi know you've helped with a fuck ton of builds yourself dude
alr i have updated the post with the new official picks
I can vouch that
#1148416529172537354 message
61c, the temperature a ssd is thermal throttling at, and for some, they absolutely stop working at
but according to you "that's fine"
also changed the budget back to 7k cause someone said the budget was only 3k the other day lmao
seems a t700 sucks at large file transfers let alone large game downloads for steam
it absolutely slows down for them
the so called "best" drive you wanted really not that good for games
im listening to an audiobook rn cause i dont feel like reading what have i becomr
fair enough dude, what's the name of the audio book ?
ah, fair enough
ill tell u what its about about when i finish it
if i had a cent for every time i did, id purchase the payday 3 1 year pass