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Guru3D.com » News » Apacer Launches PT920 Commando PCIe NVMe SSD

Apacer Launches PT920 Commando PCIe NVMe SSD

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 07/03/2017 07:48 AM | source: | 12 comment(s)
Apacer Launches PT920 Commando PCIe NVMe SSD

Right, does that look like a stapler? Apacer launches the PT920 Commando, a PCI-Express SSD built in the add-on card form-factor, with PCI-Express 3.0 x4 host interface.

Now I say stapler, they say it looks like a the top of an M4 or M16 assault rifle. The unit is available in 240 GB and 480 GB capacities, the drive takes advantage of the NVMe 1.2 protocol. 

  • Compliant with NVMe 1.2 Standard
  • Sequential Read Speed Up to 2500MB/s 
    Sequential Write Speed Up to 1350MB/s (480GB)
  • Built-in Global Wear Leveling & End-to-End Data Protection
  • ECC Engine Correcting Up to 120bit/2KB
  • Smart ECC™ & SmartRefresh for maintaining accuracy and safety of data access
  • Supports S.M.A.R.T. Command

Apacer COMMANDO PT920 SSD
Master the Decisive Moments & Succeed In All Attacks at 2500/1350MB Speed on PCIe Gen 3x4 
Gear up! To claim your title in the gaming battlefield, you will need the toughest SSD at the core of your system to control every move with power, swiftness and precision! Built to support PCIe Gen3 x4 with 2500/1350MB/s read and write speeds, Apacer’s COMMANDO PT920 SSD, as the name suggests, will make each gaming move precise and powerful. It operates at a random 4K write of 175,000 IOPs to ensure gamers always stays one step ahead of the opponent.

Capacity 240GB / 480GB
Interface PCI Expresss 3.0 x4, backwards compatible with PCIe Gen1(2.5Gbps)、Gen2(5Gbps) 、Gen3(8Gbps)
Sustained Read Performance(MB/sec) 240GB:2,500MB/s 
480GB:2,500MB/s
Sustained Write Performance(MB/sec) 240GB:860MB/s 
480GB:1,350MB/s
IOPs (4K Random Write) 240GB:160,000
480GB:175,000
ECC Support Up to 120 bits/2KB
Shock 1,500G/1.0msec
Vibration 5~800Hz/3.13G
Low Power Consumption 240GB:1,455mA/120mA
480GB:2,095mA/120mA


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velocityx
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#5448910 Posted on: 07/03/2017 08:44 AM
LOL omg indeed it does look like a giant stapler. Kinda silly. Nobody buys a silly product. Unless youre a kiddo and have access to dads bank account.

I wish they told us the full list of things they wanted it to look like.

Stapler
Machine Gun
Race Car
Spaceship
Calculator

etc

ontelo
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#5448911 Posted on: 07/03/2017 08:46 AM
Who wants this crap? ;)

Kaarme
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#5448925 Posted on: 07/03/2017 10:11 AM
Haha, that was funny. I looked at the picture, and thought it's a stapler. Then I read the article's first sentence and it states the same thing. I guess that can be called successful product design: Easy to recognize!

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#5448936 Posted on: 07/03/2017 11:13 AM
No, just no!

rl66
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#5448941 Posted on: 07/03/2017 11:37 AM
Right, does that look like a stapler?


Just for info the nickname of the commando rifle with short gun and short light butt used when i was in army... was the stapler :)

But what an awfull PCIe NVMe SSD... even if good i wouldn't buy it.

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