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It's just a brand. The SN770 shares nothing technical with, for example, the SN8100.
by jeffbee 1y ago
It's just a brand. The SN770 shares nothing technical with, for example, the SN8100.
- justinclift 1y agoWell, "the brand" is ignoring the problems across several SSD models.
- wtallis 1y agoThe reports in that thread you linked to are clustered around several models that do have substantial shared technology: a DRAMless design using an in-house SanDisk controller, and difficulties arise with the NVMe Host Memory Buffer feature that is only applicable to DRAMless drives. But the high-end SanDisk drives aren't DRAMless, and the SN8100 in particular doesn't even use an in-house SanDisk controller.