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Storage is starting to get extremely exciting again. The KV SSD's, this, and Intel's Optane are opening up a lot of new avenues for extremely high performance
by jdsully 6y ago
Storage is starting to get extremely exciting again. The KV SSD's, this, and Intel's Optane are opening up a lot of new avenues for extremely high performance storage.
- UncleOxidant 6y agoDidn't Intel just sell off it's SSD division to SK Hynix?
- ohples 6y agoOptane wasn't part of the sale https://uk.reuters.com/article/intel-divestiture-sk-hynix/south-koreas-sk-hynix-to-buy-intels-nand-business-for-9-billion-idUSKBN27507T https://uk.reuters.com/article/intel-divestiture-sk-hynix/so...
- jeffbee 6y agoThey should have called it OINF: OINF is not flash.
- mikewarot 6y agoI have a 1,000,000,000 byte file on my Optane SSD, and it loads into RAM in about 4 seconds, with zero tweaking, under Windows. The thing is wicked fast, even on a consumer laptop. Intel didn't sell the best of their SSD tech, just the lower end stuff.
- jlundberg 6y agoCurious, but 1 GB in four seconds sounds kind of slow?
- sudosysgen 6y agoIsn't that slower than a lot of SSDs? Mine can do that in around 2 and a half seconds and it's not Optane, just a normal NVMe SSD.
- accountofme 6y agoThat's 250MB/s.... A sata3 SSD can do 500MB/s sequential reads. If you were talking about a 10GB file, which would be the limit of NVMe pcie3 drives for that transfer period.