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Guru3D.com » News » Review: HP EX900 500GB M.2. SSD - Intensely Fast With the new SM2263XT controller

Review: HP EX900 500GB M.2. SSD - Intensely Fast With the new SM2263XT controller

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 04/12/2018 02:33 PM | source: | 9 comment(s)
Review: HP EX900 500GB M.2. SSD - Intensely Fast With the new SM2263XT controller

Okay, try to understand this, incredibly fast, yet cheap. The HP EX900 500GB M.2. SSD that we review today has a new Silicon Motion (SM2263XT) controller. I certainly did not think that in the year 2018 I would be recommending a DRAMless SSD, but the EX900 hits a very nice sweet spot, so yes, I can.

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Koniakki
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#5537108 Posted on: 04/12/2018 04:48 PM
Just for comparison here's my 960 EVO 500GB after I installed W10 PRO and transferred a few files(~10GB).



coth
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#5537135 Posted on: 04/12/2018 06:10 PM
Silicon Motion again... HP doesn't have money to buy something better?

wavetrex
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#5537249 Posted on: 04/13/2018 01:44 AM
Say Hello to my little cache !



http://www.romexsoftware.com/en-us/primo-cache/index.html
Also, I can assign as much RAM as I want with it, instead of the fixed "512MB" or whatever this Silicon Motion tech offers.


To be honest I don't even think that AS SSD or any other disk benchmark is capable of measuring the real speed of a RAM cache.

And no, it's not snake oil at all, everything is insanely fast, and the more I use the system the faster it gets, as the cache learns better which stuff to keep in memory.
When using this, which SSD you use becomes completely irrelevant, could be just as well a basic SATA one. The capacity becomes more important, and to be honest I'm starting to find 500GB ssd a bit limiting in 2018, will probably get upgraded to a 2TB one sometime this year.

The downside is that RAM is quite expensive today. I was lucky to buy my 64GB when it was half the price of today, before the price boom.

Koniakki
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#5537270 Posted on: 04/13/2018 05:22 AM
Say Hello to my little cache !



http://www.romexsoftware.com/en-us/primo-cache/index.html
Also, I can assign as much RAM as I want with it, instead of the fixed "512MB" or whatever this Silicon Motion tech offers.


To be honest I don't even think that AS SSD or any other disk benchmark is capable of measuring the real speed of a RAM cache.

And no, it's not snake oil at all, everything is insanely fast, and the more I use the system the faster it gets, as the cache learns better which stuff to keep in memory.
When using this, which SSD you use becomes completely irrelevant, could be just as well a basic SATA one. The capacity becomes more important, and to be honest I'm starting to find 500GB ssd a bit limiting in 2018, will probably get upgraded to a 2TB one sometime this year.

The downside is that RAM is quite expensive today. I was lucky to buy my 64GB when it was half the price of today, before the price boom.

Nice find. Here's mine on my 950 PRO 256GB(have yet to move to the 960 EVO):



nizzen
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#5537279 Posted on: 04/13/2018 07:17 AM
Silicon Motion again... HP doesn't have money to buy something better?


Tell us noobs,what's wrong with it :) looks like performance is ok...

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