US EditionBoy Breaks 50 of His Father's Samsung M.2 NVMe SSDs Worth Nearly $4,000 — 25,600 GB of Storage Ruined by Ten-Year-Old Oblivious to Global NAND Crisis - WorldNL Magazine
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A 10-year-old destroys dozens of SSDs from his father. The damage is great, especially in a time when hardware is becoming more expensive and hardly available. The user D suchg Hoàng reports in the public Facebook group "Building a PC is Easy" from an unhappy father: He posted a picture in a group and explained that the 10-year-old son of the father wanted to test the "stability of SSDs". The incident reported among others the English magazine T…
Boy breaks 50 of his father's Samsung M.2 NVMe SSDs worth nearly $4,000 — 25,600 GB of storage ruined by ten-year-old oblivious to global NAND crisis - WorldNL Magazine
Tragic images showing 50 mangled M.2 SSDs have been shared on social media. Sticks of speedy NVMe flash storage, like these Samsung PM991a models, are currently in high demand. However, it would be a hard sell to shift these particular samples, with their newfound non-factory-standard banana-curved profiles. The culprit? A ten-year-old boy, oblivious to the world's global NAND crisis, according to 'the most miserable dad in the world.'Vietnamese…
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