These tests churn GBs of data (necessary given how fast flash is), rendering the cache largely irrelevant. As I mentioned elsewhere, it is incredibly unlikely t

These tests churn GBs of data (necessary given how fast flash is), rendering the cache largely irrelevant. As I mentioned elsewhere, it is incredibly unlikely that parallelism plays a part (and has never been the case in prior devices, nor is it the case with the vast majority of SSDs. Anyone blindly buying larger for more parallelism is very likely to be disappointed). Different vendors make their memory solutions, and there are huge variations in options. We've seen this across a single model of a set size when two different vendors provide the storage. In the end it really won't make a difference for real world use.