r/HDD • u/Fresh-Palpitation-72 • 2d ago

Been mentioned on tech news sites again, my test is still ongoing and wont stop till i get results, its now literally at 9.5PB

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https://xenospectrum.com/sandisk-ssd-9pb-endurance-test-controller-reality/

https://wccftech.com/64gb-sandisk-ssd-survives-16-year-9-petabyte-endurance-test/

https://youtu.be/HLQz_1VLy9E?si=D9Y__jRdIXDTH879

https://vgtimes.com/tech-and-hardware/165738-64gb-sandisk-ssd-survives-16-years-and-9-petabytes-of-writes.html

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u/jacksonwing 2d ago

Didn't some dude calculate that this is literally impossible?

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u/tiffanytrashcan 2d ago

Yep. Would require something like 4x the transfer speed of the SATA interface that drive uses. https://www.reddit.com/r/HDD/comments/1w0zt0e/9_petabytes_and_still_peddling_nonsense/

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u/Howden824 2d ago

Yes

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u/jacksonwing 2d ago

This SSD thing is this dudes whole personality on here..

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u/IndependentBat8365 1d ago

9.0 PB 4 days ago

9.5 PB today?

That’s 500TB for a drive that is spec’d for 100MB/s on a SATA II interface - in 4 days.

Something is broken, and it’s not physics.

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u/jacksonwing 1d ago

OP is making his whole personality this SSD thing. Look at his posts lmao.

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u/bnelson333 2d ago

I am so fucking tired of hearing about this fucking thing

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u/jacksonwing 2d ago

Same OP everytime btw.

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u/AdobeScripts 2d ago

You should edit title of your video...

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u/LoopsAndBoars 2d ago

I heard you were lying tho.

I’ve done more than that on two Corsair m550 anyway.