Solidigm Launches D5-P5336: A 61.44TB PCIe 4.0 x4 SSD up to 7,000 MB/s and 61.44TB

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Seeing comments about the 30TB SKU priced at 1,800$. If only I could plop a 30tb nvme on a normal consumer board for 1,800$..
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I want it now
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IceVip:

Seeing comments about the 30TB SKU priced at 1,800$. If only I could plop a 30tb nvme on a normal consumer board for 1,800$..
Honestly for what it is, that's a pretty good price. I remember back when SSDs used to cost $1/GB. That was only about 10 years ago.
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This would do nicely for my video game hoarding.
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IceVip:

Seeing comments about the 30TB SKU priced at 1,800$. If only I could plop a 30tb nvme on a normal consumer board for 1,800$..
Why can't you , while I don't know of many boards that took a U.2 interface the ASUS Rampage V Edition 10 had one, so there might be one around out there now that does, I haven't looked at HEDT kit in a while, as far as I know however U.2 is a more business oriented interface. Then there is this: https://www.startech.com/en-nz/hdd/m2e4sff8643