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WD releases BLACK SN750 SE NVMe SSD
The D_BLACK SN750 SE NVMe SSD is an entry-class NVMe M.2 SSD that supports PCI-Express4.0 (x4) connection. It has three capacities of 250GB, 500GB, and 1TB.
Nominal specs are 1TB model sequential read 3,600MB / sec, write 2,830MB / sec, random read 525,000 IOPS, write 640,000 IOPS, write endurance 600TBW, 500GB are 3,600MB / sec, 2,000MB / sec, 360,000 IOPS respectively , 480,000 IOPS, 300TBW, 250GB is 3,200MB / sec, 1,000MB / sec, 190,000 IOPS, 240,000 IOPS, 200TBW. Although it is a PCI-Express4.0 (x4) connection, the transfer speed is not much different from the high-end model of PCI-Express3.0 (x4), and excessive expectations are prohibited.
The main body size is 22 mm in width, 80 mm in length, 2.38 mm in thickness, and 7.5 g in weight. Product warranty is 5 years.
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#5916159 Posted on: 05/29/2021 01:33 PM
PCI Express 4.0 and sequential reads of 3600MB per second? What am I missing here? How is this good?
PCI Express 4.0 and sequential reads of 3600MB per second? What am I missing here? How is this good?
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#5916190 Posted on: 05/29/2021 04:52 PM
Slap pci-e 4.0 on 3.0 drive
???
Raise price
Profit
PCI Express 4.0 and sequential reads of 3600MB per second? What am I missing here? How is this good?
Slap pci-e 4.0 on 3.0 drive
???
Raise price
Profit
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#5916195 Posted on: 05/29/2021 05:10 PM
Slap pci-e 4.0 on 3.0 drive
???
Raise price
Profit
Like when shops used to install the newest version of Windows on their old laptops gathering dust in the warehouse and increase the price.
Slap pci-e 4.0 on 3.0 drive
???
Raise price
Profit
Like when shops used to install the newest version of Windows on their old laptops gathering dust in the warehouse and increase the price.
Surfy
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#5916225 Posted on: 05/29/2021 07:28 PM
It's comments like this that make me wanna take you back to 2005 so you can deal with an all-mechincal HDD rig lol.... I have one of these SSD's and it's awesome!
PCI Express 4.0 and sequential reads of 3600MB per second? What am I missing here? How is this good?
It's comments like this that make me wanna take you back to 2005 so you can deal with an all-mechincal HDD rig lol.... I have one of these SSD's and it's awesome!
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