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Micron's PCIe 6.0 SSD Hits Mass Production at 28 GB/S
- theandrewbailey 9mo agoAnd if you ask how much it is, it's not for you.
- cheschire 9mo agocool. But PCIe 4.0 is doing just fine for me thanks.
- cyberrock 9mo agoAre data centers already liquid cooling their PCIe 5 SSDs? It seems difficult to use these without that in place.
- rkagerer 9mo agoHow does the latency compare to Optane? Also, this makes me sad: ...AI race consuming NAND flash at an extraordinary rate, but consumer platforms have not yet adopted PCIe 6.0 (and won't until 2030), making a consumer variant completely useless.
- yellowapple 9mo agoCool, so how do I go about buying one without being a multi-million-dollar enterprise?
- blackoil 9mo ago> multi-million-dollar enterprise Puny enterprises
- xingped 8mo agoDo the speeds of a PCIe 5.0 (or now 6.0) meaningfully affect anything for your average consumer? Would games load faster or files transfer faster? Or is this just at super high-end applications and hardware that you'd actually see a difference? I don't know if there's some other part of the hardware that would limit actual gains seen by the 5.0 and 6.0 specs.