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A decent rule of thumb if that if a drive uses TLC, it will probably say so in the spec sheet. If it's left ambiguous then it's either QLC, or a lottery where
by jsheard 2y ago
A decent rule of thumb if that if a drive uses TLC, it will probably say so in the spec sheet.
If it's left ambiguous then it's either QLC, or a lottery where the "same" model may be TLC or QLC.
- bayindirh 2y agoKingston NV2 is in that "what you get may differ" category, and Kingston explicitly says that what you get may change. I have two NV2s with differing die count, for example. Their controller might be different too. They're external, short-use drives, so I don't care. So, returning to previously mentioned ones, from their respective datasheets: - 870 EVO: Samsung V-NAND 3bit MLC - 980 Pro: Samsung V-NAND 3bit MLC - 990 Pro: Samsung V-NAND TLC - KC3000: NAND: 3D TLC - NV2: NAND: 3D // Explicit Lottery.
- ngcc_hk 2y agoA bit confused … the article is about Ssd drive with 500- M. Is what it said and discussed more details here applied to nvme drive with 1000+ M. Same?