Anyone with an old legacy Linux workstation that’s looking for small capacity, high performance framestore, or better yet high performance cache for tiered storage:
These devices will consistently stream well over 2GB per second (up to 5GB second), and won’t choke - these aren’t burst values.
You can RAID them.
You can RAID them as cache devices on ZFS.
Probably quite useful as a cache system on a project server, where you’re not occupying slots with GPUs.
I used similar devices almost 10 years ago to accelerate NAS feeds to workstations, and smaller capacities for local stones for cacheing.
They’re pretty bulletproof, and they’re cheaper than a Happy Meal.