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sparx 
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 Posted: 09 Jul 2015 at 4:11am |
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There are some great NVMe disks from several manufactorers. Read up on Intel P3700, Samsung SM1715 or Micron P420m.
They all have sustained read around 3GB/s and 2GB/s write. IOPS between 500k and closer to 1M. Show me a raid setup that will get you a million IOPS! :) Another thing is the extremely low latency with NVMe. In microseconds, not milli. Its not hype. Its the future.
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Posted: 09 Jul 2015 at 4:02am |
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Sorry can't answer, but is there really hardware that is faster that what is out in M2.
Sata E, M2, at the moment can't smoke RAID 0 with only 2 drives, if you have 4, it blows by both. The fastest direct PCI-E 3.0 SSD has nothing in terms of the operating system, only data transfer. Booting at 6sec to get a 2 sec boot for 700.00 with the PCI. LOL Software, gaming, no great advantage, just hype.
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sparx
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Posted: 09 Jul 2015 at 3:46am |
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Both MSI and ASUS has their own M.2 to U.2 adapters. (M.2 NVME PCIe gen3 x4 - SFF-8643 to SFF-8639).
Does anyone know of any plans of Asrock to bundle or sell this?
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