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Plextor M8Se 512GB PCIe NVMe SSD review
Posted by: on: 05/22/2017 01:12 PM [
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Armed with stylish looks, proper cooling and using a fast M2 SSD as basis, we review the Plextor M8Se 512GB SSD. This new storage unit uses the NVMe express (NVME) protocol and that means storage technology at terrific speeds while remaining competitive in pricing.
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JamesSneed
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Posted on: 05/22/2017 02:59 PM
Hrm
Makes me want to film a Christmas tree flashing set to this music. Weird video.
Hrm
Makes me want to film a Christmas tree flashing set to this music. Weird video.
H83
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Posted on: 05/22/2017 03:48 PM
Stupid question, is there a difference between an NVMe SSD drive like this one and the ones we simply use in the NVMe slots that recent MBs have???
Stupid question, is there a difference between an NVMe SSD drive like this one and the ones we simply use in the NVMe slots that recent MBs have???
Agent-A01
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Posted on: 05/22/2017 03:54 PM
Nope.
This is an option for older MB that do not have M.2 slot
Stupid question, is there a difference between an NVMe SSD drive like this one and the ones we simply use in the NVMe slots that recent MBs have???
Nope.
This is an option for older MB that do not have M.2 slot
H83
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Posted on: 05/22/2017 03:56 PM
Nope.
This is an option for older MB that do not have M.2 slot
Ok, thanks!
Nope.
This is an option for older MB that do not have M.2 slot
Ok, thanks!
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Remmber when DDR was toping 2000MB/s speeds ?