Cheap SLC SATA DOM SSD

[tio]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/361367606088

Bought two already and will buy a few more. Great for FreeNAS boot drives at around £8 each if you buy two on best offer

 

[cyberjock]

No shipping to the USA... BOO!

 

[HoneyBadger]

No shipping to the USA... BOO!

I've got a question in with the seller to see if they'll play ball/cricket/tea on shipping across the pond.

 

[tio]

Ill ask them my end here if they'll ship to the USA and show them this thread :)

No shipping to the USA... BOO!

Also if enough interest is garnered i could always forward them to the USA for cost price for anyone that wants some

 

[INCSlayer]

ohh i bought 2 immedietly

 

[Mr_N]

If they were 32GB I'd consider it but i wasn't that happy with the first innodisk satadom i had in the beginning.
It had issues being detected sometimes and had to boot server multiple times on occasion.

 

[tio]

If they were 32GB I'd consider it but i wasn't that happy with the first innodisk satadom i had in the beginning.
It had issues being detected sometimes and had to boot server multiple times on occasion.

What model was it? Theres quite a few in 16gb capacity

 

[Mr_N]

it was a while back, the D150QV 4GB...

 

[joeschmuck]

That is really not a DOM but just a SSD without a case and the total cost is $29.48 USD for Royal shipping cost in the UK. In the US of A you can purchase this item off of ebay for only $13.95 shipped. There are many others which are new in the mSATA form factor and for an additional $3.00 you can get a mSATA to SATA adapter. But maybe in the UK the above listed item is a good deal.

 

[Ericloewe]

That is really not a DOM but just a SSD without a case and the total cost is $29.48 USD for Royal shipping cost in the UK. In the US of A you can purchase this item off of ebay for only $13.95 shipped. There are many others which are new in the mSATA form factor and for an additional $3.00 you can get a mSATA to SATA adapter. But maybe in the UK the above listed item is a good deal.

The shipping makes a cheap SSD (64GBish SanDisk or Crucial) for some 10-15 bucks more a much better deal, especially since you still need separate power, data and a place to put the thing.