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Anyone else understand why the storage upgrades are described as "Faster" and "Fastest." At least for eMMC to NVMe, I can see how that can be described as "Fast
by whoisburbansky 5y ago
Anyone else understand why the storage upgrades are described as "Faster" and "Fastest." At least for eMMC to NVMe, I can see how that can be described as "Faster," but how does increasing NVMe capacity get you "Fastest?"
- cma 5y agoHigher capacity is often faster by reading from more underlying chips (or layers?) in parallel.
- gorbypark 5y agoA lot of times larger SSD have a faster throughput. If each flash module can do n mB/sec then 2n is twice as much. Obviously there’s overhead and how much the actual bus can manage, but plenty of 512gb SSDs are ~20% faster than their 256gb brethren.
- albio 5y agoThere's WD Blue and WD Black NVMe products for less/more performance. Perhaps it's like that?