Enterprise grade SSD

shadow84

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The only difference is the amt of money u need to throw in.... Doubt u need so high end..
 

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intel..

igram is the distributor.. but not much have in stock mostly need order
 

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its for my office.. not for me.. about how much ah?

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What capacity and how much data are you going to write into the SATA SSD everyday? That will determine the price.
 

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Most of them are SAS type, not your regular SATA connector.
 

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Enterprise also got different grade... What are you looking at? Server editions (eg. Micron M500DC, Pxxx)? Or normal client PCs (eg. Micron [not Crucial] M600)?
 

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Just got for Intel P3700... its function suit both consumer and Enterprise data centres..
 

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Even normal consumer SSD can run 24/7, unlike HDD there is no moving parts, no reason to get enterprise SSD for 24/7.
 
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