LOL This oso you can fall for. No wonder Msians so easily gets scammed!

omg what makes u jump to conclusion. B4 passing judgement, read first.

Ur asking if this is real. Well what does common sense tells you? OMG much?

Alright here's a more technical non judgemental explanation of why it is a fake SSD
If you buy it and connect it to your system, it does show 30TB to your system
They program the drive to report a fake capacity to the os

Once you run out of the real capacity (from like 8gb to 32gb), your data starts to get corrupted as it tries to write to storage cells that don't exist
They put some real capacity so when you try it out your think it's real

For more info see
https://youtu.be/wIi0MZZ3qBY
The video is for a 2TB USB drive but it's the same thing just larger fake capacity and a metal box

8TB SSD rm75? wait for few mode decades also probably wont see the price drop that much

cheapest 8TB now is 800 SGD, Samsung 870 QVO
could be cheaper in Msia but not RM 75.

shop made typo in listing? it could be jus 8GB

This post has been edited by 1024kbps: Jun 25 2023, 10:36 AM

I cant understand why trolls make harsh judgement against people who try to check if its real or fake. OMG

If u dun wanna take my words, thats fine. But 2 other persons also told you the same, and if you think we are trolling you then...

This type of SSD. Free also I don't want.

30TB ssd at RM118. lol... Free type C cable summore. lol...

Read the reviews, one of them got the corrupted error asking for help 😂😂

Terdouble posted

This post has been edited by shinjite: Jun 26 2023, 11:30 AM

Maybe I was being a little harsh, post deleted and apologies. 🙏

This post has been edited by cablesguy: Jun 30 2023, 09:51 PM

sirs, the OP just asked a simple question, '.. is this real?'. the answer is just simply, 'no.'

chill guys.

massive price cuts in US, https://www.tomshardware.com/news/ssd-prices-sink-june-2023

Still waiting for 4TB SATA/NVME SSD to fall below RM 1K, wake me up when they do.

We seldom get the direct impact of those cuts here in M'sia, and if they do, it's only on certain brands, e.g. Kingston (2TB KC3000/Fury Renegade only 600-700), Crucial.

WD and Samseng still cekik darah.

This post has been edited by solarmystic: Jun 30 2023, 02:09 PM

locally, i think it will take time to get to below 1kmyr for 4tb. currently i'm eyeing kc3000 4tb also (1.6k each at viewnet)

yeah. we are puny markets to them. hence, it's ok to leverage on other markets sometimes.

4tb crucial p3 plus drop below 400 sgd, 2tb 160sgd
Dramless drive. Just keep Dropping man,

Now I'm torn between dell. Ultrasharp 4k LCD and this lol

hbm, qlc.. it's not suitable for my use. for that price, it makes me think kc3000 4tb has better values now.

im mainly storing games, programs and other SDK which all of them are space hoader.
and VM too.

many of them probably not so important since i can just redownload if it shiet itself, source code stored to github.

870 QVO 4TB $359, too bad it's SATA drive. electronic stuff still very expensive here, if JB have IT mall i'd go there for shopping.

right, it's ok for your usage. the issue is not qlc. i had bad experience with dram-less ssds. the whole incident was like paying money for sufferring. the difference in price couldn't compensate time wasted to fix everything.

to be fair, that previous experience was most likely due to wrong use case. however, to avoid potential problems, and to make myself happier, i just stick to ssds with dram. hence, 3d-tlc + dram >>> qlc + hbm in this case hehe

edit: that's one of my very rare sad moments related to ssd. after all these years, i believe things have improved. however, the phobia is real lol!

This post has been edited by horns: Jun 30 2023, 09:42 PM