Hand-researched · 11 catalogs

Specs from the datasheet. Prices over time.

Every model here was read off the official datasheet by a person, field by field. Prices are captured again and again, so what you see is what a part has actually been selling for — not a list price a merchant picked.

What this site records, catalog by catalog

Side by side

Same fields, every model, so a comparison is just a row

ModelInterfaceCapacitySeq. readSeq. writeTBWWarranty
Drive APCIe 4.0 x42 TB7,000 MB/s6,850 MB/s1,200 TB5 yr
Drive BPCIe 4.0 x42 TB7,450 MB/s6,900 MB/s1,400 TB5 yr
Drive CPCIe 3.0 x41 TB3,500 MB/s3,000 MB/s600 TB3 yr

Illustrative rows, drawn from the fields each catalog records.

How prices are recorded

Captured, not quoted

A price is read repeatedly over time, so the figure sits against what a model has been selling for rather than a single reading on a single day.

Your region's currency

Prices show in the currency of the region in the address bar, and every price table states when each figure was captured.

Nothing invented

Where a maker doesn't publish a figure — transfer rates on external drives, say — this site leaves the row out rather than estimating it.

Read the specs before you spend anything

The guides explain what each field on a datasheet actually changes — which numbers move a build and which are marketing.
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