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Sequential Bandwidth - 100% Read (up to)2000 MB/sSequential Bandwidth - 100% Write (up to)1925 MB/s Random Read (8GB Span) (up to)160000 IOPS Random Write (8GB Span) (up to)250000 IOPS Endurance Rating (Lifetime Writes)300 TBW |
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You'd have to write 200GB per day, 365 days a year for over 4 years to get to 300 TBW endurance. How many of you are writing even 1/100th that?
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https://www.newegg.com/intel-665p...68201674
Wondering if there is anything significant missing in this drive since Intel was the first manufacturer that pushed a lot QLC SSDs.
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You'd have to write 200GB per day, 365 days a year for over 4 years to get to 300 TBW endurance. How many of you are writing even 1/100th that?
You'd have to write 200GB per day, 365 days a year for over 4 years to get to 300 TBW endurance. How many of you are writing even 1/100th that?
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Or this Sandisk [bestbuy.com] for $90, which appears to be the same drive as the WD Blue SN550. For anyone considering the Intel drive, I'd seriously spend the extra $7 for this one instead.
You'd have to write 200GB per day, 365 days a year for over 4 years to get to 300 TBW endurance. How many of you are writing even 1/100th that?
will save $12 I guess. plus lot of people on yt seem to recommend the intel drive
I know im asking a dumb question but lets see lol
ETA: My mistake, the Intel does have DRAM, which makes it a mystery why it's slower than some DRAM-less drives.
There is also a similar tier list on the buildapcsales subreddit. Anyways, I'm not going to be engaging in video anything or utilizing big files. It should be sufficient, right? I'm coming from SATA, which I personally find extremely fast, so the 4x speed increase from NVMe should be more than plenty I assume?