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#5972269 Posted on: 12/11/2021 06:47 PM
my cpu dont even get that hot and even if it did I would add more cooling to my case.
Seriously thought storage is pushing cpu/cpu temps now. not path i like to see continue, they need to get the heat in check. I do like idea of no more cables use for storage, but not at huge price premium I still think sata SSD are to expensive per gb and nvme is worse they also have or all that extra heat.
73°C with a heatsink? That's kind of very high for my taste, isn't it?
my cpu dont even get that hot and even if it did I would add more cooling to my case.
Seriously thought storage is pushing cpu/cpu temps now. not path i like to see continue, they need to get the heat in check. I do like idea of no more cables use for storage, but not at huge price premium I still think sata SSD are to expensive per gb and nvme is worse they also have or all that extra heat.
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#5972878 Posted on: 12/14/2021 10:22 AM
Great contender for the nvme crown, I am surprised they did not price them a little lower though, CCL have the 2tb model at a rrp of £645 reduced to £355, but compared to my Corsair pro xt 2tb which cost me £370 from scan is currently selling for £320....and thats with an effective heatsink, my pro xt 2tb currently at 47% full still reaches 7341/6848 in diskmark, never the less....this still looks good, considering most mid range boards these days come with at least 1 heat spreader it would be worth a serios consideration for someone looking for a high-end storage solution for there gaming rig.
Great contender for the nvme crown, I am surprised they did not price them a little lower though, CCL have the 2tb model at a rrp of £645 reduced to £355, but compared to my Corsair pro xt 2tb which cost me £370 from scan is currently selling for £320....and thats with an effective heatsink, my pro xt 2tb currently at 47% full still reaches 7341/6848 in diskmark, never the less....this still looks good, considering most mid range boards these days come with at least 1 heat spreader it would be worth a serios consideration for someone looking for a high-end storage solution for there gaming rig.
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Pretty nice. Going forward I wish we would see improvements in random IO and not just sequential speeds. I say that because sequential speeds are already so fast most use cases the consumer has will never notice however getting that 80 MB/s ish up to a few hundred MB\s would be felt.