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Intel Optane DIMM: 512 GB at close to 8,000 US dollars
If you have a compatible server and fancy a bit of Optane memory as an alternative DDR4, hey you can get yourself a 512GB stick for almost 8000 USD.
Yeah these are eye-popping values, depending on the etailer, the prices for the flagship module with 512 GB are currently at 7,000 US dollars to 8,000 US dollars . Hey, cheaper is the 256 GB model, at only 2,700 US dollars. And 128 GB for just $700,- At least you have some choices.
Obviously, Optane DIMM is not the same as DDR4. Optane Persistent Memory offers data-centers to use larger amounts of data accessible at DRAM-like speeds, even if at much higher latencies. Optane can compare closest to the classic DDR4 memory with a maximum of half the power. When writing, however, Optane can quickly get problems, especially random write functions provide only a fraction of what DDR4 memory provides in the same place: 0.5 GB per second for Optane are about 15 GB per second compared to DDR4.
EK heatsink for the Intel Optane 905P M.2 SSD - 02/14/2019 09:56 AM
EK is releasing a passive heatsink for the M.2 version of the Intel Optane 905P NVMe SSD. The passive heatsink ensures lower operating temperatures which expands the lifespan and improves the sustaine...
Intel Optane 905P with 1.5 TB Is Released (updated) - 09/28/2018 01:20 PM
From the looks of it, Intel is readying an update to the Optane 900P, the Optane 905P has been spotted online at NewEgg. There would be two version, one PCIe SSD with Intel logo Blue colored LEDs,...
Aorus (Gigabyte) Unveils Z370 Motherboards With Exclusive Built-In 32GB Intel Optane Memory - 04/20/2018 08:38 AM
Gigabyte Aorus announced the launch of Z370 AORUS motherboards with exclusive built-in 32GB Intel Optane Memory and support for Intel Core i7+/i5+ architecture. B...
Intel Optane MEM M10 cache modules appear online - 01/22/2018 09:38 AM
Hot off the press after the Optane 800P m.2 SSDs Intel does not sit still, several websites showing pre-order price is for a new module named "M10", these would be new Optane cache modu...
Samung Going After Intel Optane with Z-NAND SZ985 Storage Unit - 11/20/2017 06:59 PM
Is a storage war brewing, while massively and way too expensive to make its way to the consumer market, Intel Optane SSD storage is very promising. But hey, where smoke there's fire. Samsung has shar...
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#5658290 Posted on: 04/09/2019 09:35 AM
Is that all? I thought it was gonna be expensive. I'll take 4.
Is that all? I thought it was gonna be expensive. I'll take 4.
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#5658293 Posted on: 04/09/2019 09:42 AM
It should be more expensive. Intel is becoming cheap brand.
It should be more expensive. Intel is becoming cheap brand.
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#5658301 Posted on: 04/09/2019 10:03 AM
"Mom I need 512gb dimm for education"
"Mom I need 512gb dimm for education"
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#5658392 Posted on: 04/09/2019 03:57 PM
Mere candy money for true Intel fans and the American taxpayer.
Mere candy money for true Intel fans and the American taxpayer.
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So cheap??? Wow, good to know, on my way to buy the latest rolls I will stop by the pc parts store and fill up a bucket with these intel digital awesomeness!