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Only enterprise class drives typically have power loss protection and even that isn't a guarantee as some in that class don't have PLP.
by JaimeThompson 6y ago
Only enterprise class drives typically have power loss protection and even that isn't a guarantee as some in that class don't have PLP.
- wtallis 6y agoAs far as I'm aware, server SSDs without PLP are a relatively recent trend, and most of the examples I'm aware of are entry-level SATA drives. A few companies are also marketing their client/consumer M.2 NVMe drives for use as server boot drives, but at least one competitor in that segment has made a purpose-built low capacity NVMe drive with PLP.