FURY Renegade

• Chassis AS-4125GS-TNRT1-OTO-10 - 10x PCIe gen5 x16 (you can find PCIe gen3 servers for much cheaper, but I concluded was worth it after searching out multi-GPU LLM training benchmarks. I went back and forth about using a Threadripper EEB system and PCIe risers/switches, but am happy I went 19" becau

I noticed that it has the same endurance rating as the 4tb 990 EVO Plus that doesnt have DRAM, dram drives should generally last longer. I also noticed it has half the endurance rating of my 4Tb Gen 4 Kingston Renegade Fury that has DRAM on it. That did make me question the quality of its cells. But

According to Gemini for my use case: For 4TB drives, endurance metrics scale significantly. While a 500GB drive typically offers around 300 TBW, a 4TB drive usually provides 2,400 TBW or more, providing a massive buffer for even the most data-intensive users. [1, 2] 1. Endurance Scaling (TBW) Endura

As I said, I had good experience with WD blue in general, that doesn't mean that they can't break. Also, if you're talking about the ssd's that were locking up or dying last year, that was a firmware issue for ssd's that are using Phison, not something specific to WD blue, and in that article(your l

Had to bite the bullet and buy 64GB CL30 6000mhz corsair ram for around 600. According to the manufacturer price on their site, I bet it'll go up to 900-1000 from third parties. Depends on how desperate someone is, I suppose. Wouldn't upgrade at this point but I'm starting from scratch... Same with

That's crazy because Puget Systems claimed the KC3000 was the most reliable SSD they installed in client systems in 2024. Kingston also have the longest TBW warranty on their Fury Renegade G5 by a very large margin (4K TBW for 4TB model).