Performance Focus – SSD 900P 280GB
I'll do the same chart style used on the 480GB page before this one:
The reduced capacity and die count have zero impact on the SSD 900P's performance and anything else I could say on the topic would be a repeat of what I just said on the previous page (go there now if you skipped around to get here – no cheating!). I suspect the same performance would hold true all the way down to a theoretical 187GB model (one 3D XPoint die per channel). This also means the controller itself is the ultimate performance limiter for this generation of Optane products.
If someone picks up one of
If someone picks up one of these and doesn’t play games or just doesn’t want the Star Citizen code, would you mind sending it to me?4shrovetide@gmail.com Thank you in advance to anyone who helps out!
The prices in Europe are
The prices in Europe are ridiculous at best. Over 550 euros for the 280, over 1000 for the 480.
Can these SSDs mine coins too, faster and more efficient than a Vega64?
https://www.mindfactory.de/search_result.php?select_search=0&search_query=optane+900p
550k/500k random read/write
550k/500k random read/write
FOR WHAT IS GOOD ?
I wish techsites test how
I wish techsites test how long it takes to setup games especially with bigger and bigger game files. As well as game patches ( in some moba games it’s literally a few gigs a week). I have a sata 6 SSD with a gigabit FiOS connection the sata 6 SSD is the rate limiting step.
If you want to convince people for the next big upgrade to nvme from sata 6. Loading times for games made compelling argument from hd to SSds.
I personally would love an SSds that will get me game ready faster and not just in load times but in installing the games and the daily weekly patches as well.
If you can somehow test this and show the time saved I would appreciate it.
This test would actually be useful real world data gamers can use.
What about backwards
What about backwards compatibility? Does it require NVMe support in UEFI? Will it work in an older BIOS motherboard? Does Intel put an option ROM in the firmware to support booting in older systems?
I’m planning to build a
I’m planning to build a gaming PC with dual 1080 Ti’s, which mobo do you think would be best to use with the 480GB 900p Optane and would I have trouble fitting the add-in Optane card into the board with the 1080 Ti’s there? Thanks for the post.
Conflict of Interest…
Conflict of Interest…
Shame! PCPer is a complete
Shame! PCPer is a complete sellout! Probably “forgot” to mention the whitepaper (that this article is based on) Intel paid you to write… What a shame..
Might want to include
Might want to include something on the front page.
The FTC’s Endorsement Guides: What People Are Asking
https://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/business-center/guidance/ftcs-endorsement-guides-what-people-are-asking
Making it clear to the readership and viewership is important that ones receiving items and disclosing relationships.