Great price for a Gen 5 NVMe
14500 MB/s Max Read Speed and 12700 MB/s Max Write Speed
Currently $359 @ MWave
CamelCamelCamel.
Google is telling me 1GB of dram for every TB of storage (so 2GB cache here)
Would you really see much of a difference in real world performance over say a Gen 4 NVMe SSD?. If say it's just for the boot drive.
Yes, you would find it gets hotter.
In that case then wouldn't this drive without a heatsink kind of severely overheat?. I hope that no one is silly enough to use this without a heatsink cooling it.
its also probably hard to find a 'decent' board that you would want to use that has a gen5 slot that doesnt have a heatsink for said slot
https://tpucdn.com/review/sk-hynix-p51-platinum-2-tb/images/…
860 Evo SATA = 12.7s
SN770 PCIe 4 DRAMless = 12s
Top of the line PCIe 5 = 11.2s
LOL
In my opinion, high IOPS, high random write speeds, and sustained speeds are more useful in real world workloads.
No, not even close. This is a completely useless purchase for 99.99 % of the human population.
It's vanity and nothing else.
Reddit reviews are scathing
Claimed read and write speeds are absurd these days
Because you need to look at iops and 4k instead of marketing numbers.
Yes, people might want to setup their own little Skynet, making 8K videos at home.
PCIe gen 5 x4 SSDs released this year has even higher max sequential read / write figures
Need higher capacity/$ than higher speeds for ssds
The sata ssd has quietly gone
laptops have gotten slimmer and are now M.2, the market has changed, and for desktop lots of cheap mother boards now have 3 m.2 slots, SATA is now just king in the HDD market.
Does it have dram?