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Is this a shucked drive or an OEM pull? Asking for clarity on potential warranty issues.- 24TB Seagate Barracuda ST24000DM001 HDD - Lightly used as an offline backup. 23 power ons, 252 power on hours. No errors reported. Note: this drive is loud when starting up, ramping down, and seeking - if you are irritated by loud HDDs, I would not use this in a PC that's near your desk/work area. Sustained reads and writes are fine, though. Drive only, but let me know if you need a SATA cable. $350 shipped.
What does that mean in computer hardware terms? I assume you are not talking about corn LoLNote, this is not shuckable
Is the SSD removable? Or is it just a PCB with flash chips and a USB-C connector?Crucial X10 8TB portable external SSD: Used, works great, at 100% health. Usage is at 13 power ons, 55 power on hours, 3,710GB written. Note, this is not shuckable. Includes USB-C to USB-C cable. $550 shipped.
Means not removeable.What does that mean in computer hardware terms? I assume you are not talking about corn LoL
Is the SSD removable? Or is it just a PCB with flash chips and a USB-C connector?
Nah, sorry.Great trader Bump.
I am trying to upgrade from multiple smaller SSDs, so I gotta ask: Looking for anything in partial trade for the 4TB Samsung 990 Evo Plus?
If not, i'll be listing them for sale soon and may be back if its still around.
It is "shuckable", but it's not an NVMe SSD, so there'd be no point.Means not removeable.
EDIT: 8TB for $550 is definitely good if shuckable lol![]()
What does that mean in computer hardware terms? I assume you are not talking about corn LoL
Is the SSD removable? Or is it just a PCB with flash chips and a USB-C connector?
When I said that was hoping it would be a 2280 NVMe inside and not just a PCB with flash chips with a USB-C connector, With that said I guess anything is "Shuckable" if you try hard enough LoL!It is "shuckable", but it's not an NVMe SSD, so there'd be no point.
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