Tagged: Intel SSD, Computer Hardware, Technology
Source: AnandTech - Read the full article
Posted: 2 years 32 weeks ago
"What's this? The long awaited specs for Intel's third generation SSD? Indeed. Internally it’s called the Postville Refresh (the X25-M G2 carried the Postville codename), but externally it carries the same X25-M brand we’ve seen since 2008. The new drive uses 25nm IMFT Flash, which means we should get roughly twice the capacity at the same price. While Intel is sampling 25nm MLC NAND today it's unclear whether or not we'll see drives available this year. I've heard that there's still a lot of tuning that needs to be done on the 25nm process before we get to production quality NAND. The third generation drives will be available somewhere in the Q4 2010 - Q1 2011 timeframe in capacities ranging from 40GB (X25-V) all the way up to 600GB." | more
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Why is Intel dragging their feet with SATA/6G SSDs?
MRFS
Just got my first ssd, OCZ Vertex 2 60gb and it's pretty fast, not to mention the great write speed and price. I bought it for only 125 Euro....
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Tiv wrote:600GB Intel SSD... How much will that beast cost?
probably $800 or more
by the way, my 120GB Agility thats 1.5 years old is still faster then this...
that'll help getting the older ones cheaper, more people buying, more affordable..keep it up intel
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