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This is Solidigm's successor to the Intel p670 (Solidigm was formed when SK Hynix bought Intel's SSD business).
It uses the same QLC flash as the p670, but swaps the controller and dram cache for a cheaper Silicon Motion controller that uses pSLC and HMB caching.... a significant downgrade in my opinion. I'd buy the p670 (actually just bought two) while it's still in production and available, even with it being an older Gen3 spec.
This is Solidigm's successor to the Intel p670 (Solidigm was formed when SK Hynix bought Intel's SSD business).
It uses the same QLC flash as the p670, but swaps the controller and dram cache for a cheaper Silicon Motion controller that uses pSLC and HMB caching.... a significant downgrade in my opinion. I'd buy the p670 (actually just bought two) while it's still in production and available, even with it being an older Gen3 spec.
I'm not agree with you. Check real world tests, solidigm is really good drive. I bought 2tb version and get a really nice feature called "Fast Lane" no other brands offered anything similar.
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It uses the same QLC flash as the p670, but swaps the controller and dram cache for a cheaper Silicon Motion controller that uses pSLC and HMB caching.... a significant downgrade in my opinion. I'd buy the p670 (actually just bought two) while it's still in production and available, even with it being an older Gen3 spec.
It uses the same QLC flash as the p670, but swaps the controller and dram cache for a cheaper Silicon Motion controller that uses pSLC and HMB caching.... a significant downgrade in my opinion. I'd buy the p670 (actually just bought two) while it's still in production and available, even with it being an older Gen3 spec.
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