Samsung’s new PCI 4 drives – up to 7000 MB/s

https://www.samsung.com/sg/memory-storage/980-pro-nvme-m2-ssd/MZ-V8P1T0BW/?AID=11497444&PID=100062835&SID=31026X886738X024c141f52e720be4447480579eb3829&CID=afl-ecomm-cjn-cha-092118-&cjevent=2fc6ca3feada11ea8182017e0a1c0e0e&utm_source=11497444&utm_medium=100062835&utm_campaign=31026X886738X024c141f52e720be4447480579eb3829

by phren0logy • 6 years ago

10 6 6 years ago

samsung.com

justinclift4• 6 years ago

That link doesn't work for me, instead just bouncing to: https://www.samsung.com/sg/

Even with removing all the tracking tags in the link, it still bounces to that same address.

The URL isn't archived on archive.org either. :(

poglet• 6 years ago

Try this:

https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:ydxmMP...

justinclift4• 6 years ago

Thanks, that works. :)

justinclift4• 6 years ago

Hmmm, it's saying "Sequential Writes up to 5,000MB/s" and "Up to 5,000 MB/s*".

Yet the note in small writing next to the asterisk says:

  The write performances were measured with Intelligent
  TurboWrite technology being activated. The sequential
  write performances after Intelligent TurboWrite region
  are: up to 500 MB/s(250GB), 1,100 MB/s(500GB) and 2,000
  MB/s(1TB).

That doesn't seem like ~5GB/s?

rasz• 6 years ago

Its 5GB/s until you run out of SLC buffer.

justinclift4• 6 years ago

Thanks, that makes sense. :)

Samsung’s new PCI 4 drives – up to 7000 MB/s

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