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Damn, I started building a home server this summer, and I still need some HDDs for a NAS...
This mainly effects NAND, HDD should not be affected.
The QLC NAND shortage is created by the HDD shortage, per the article.
Okay your right, just re-read it they are switching to QLC NAND. Honestly I personally think normal people should switch to used drive cheaper and in stock.
Unlike SSD, usage doesn't affect HDD that much. https://serverpartdeals.com/
Yes, I'm definitely buying used, but suspect that prices will be affected there, too.