sata ssd
Enterprise SATA SSDs by cost per terabyte
Capped at ~550MB/s but still the cheapest route to an all-flash array in an older chassis with no NVMe backplane. Enterprise SATA parts carry power-loss protection and steady-state write performance that consumer SSDs drop off a cliff without.
As of 16 October 2026, the lowest cost per TB for enterprise SATA SSDs is $91.14/TB: the Samsung PM883 3.84TB SATA, refurbished, at $349.99 delivered (price plus shipping), from eBay. How this is calculated.
Models tracked
21
best $/TB
$91.14
average $/TB
$206.41
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| Drive | Cond. | Buy | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3.84TB | Refurb | $349.99 | $91.14 | Buy → | |
| 960GB | Used | $105.00 | $109.38 | Buy → | |
| 1.92TB | Used | $212.45 | $110.65 | Buy → | |
| 3.84TB | Used | $429.00 | $111.72 | Buy → | |
| 3.84TB | Used | $439.95 | $114.57 | Buy → | |
| 7.68TB | New | $1,000.00 | $130.21 | Buy → | |
| 1.92TB | Used | $275.00 | $143.23 | Buy → | |
Intel D3-S4610 Listing identity unconfirmed. We cannot confirm this listing is exactly this model, so we do not rate it. | 960GB | Used | $165.00 | $171.88 | Buy → |
| 480GB | Used | $84.40 | $175.83 | Buy → | |
| 480GB | Used | $95.00 | $197.92 | Buy → | |
| 1.92TB | Used | $418.99 | $218.22 | Buy → | |
| 7.68TB | Used | $1,700.00 | $221.35 | Buy → | |
| 1.92TB | Used | $459.00 | $239.06 | Buy → | |
| 3.84TB | Used | $950.00 | $247.40 | Buy → | |
| 240GB | Used | $60.00 | $250.00 | Buy → | |
| 960GB | Used | $248.00 | $258.33 | Buy → | |
| 3.84TB | Used | $1,059.00 | $275.78 | Buy → | |
Samsung PM893 Listing identity unconfirmed. We cannot confirm this listing is exactly this model, so we do not rate it. | 960GB | Used | $269.00 | $280.21 | Buy → |
Samsung PM897 Listing identity unconfirmed. We cannot confirm this listing is exactly this model, so we do not rate it. | 1.92TB | Used | $599.99 | $312.49 | Buy → |
| 960GB | Used | $450.00 | $468.75 | Buy → | |
| 7.68TB | — | — | — | Detail |
prices last checked 2026-10-16 14:07 UTC
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