Detailed information
Characteristics
SSDs, or disks with flash memories don’t yet reach such high capacities as traditional HDDs. Their undeniable advantages are however their high read/write speed and lower latency. Their lifetimes are basically equal to those of traditional hard drives nowadays, however, it’s important to choose the correct key DWPD value (no. of rewrites of the total capacity of the disk within one day).
Interface
When choosing a hard drive it’s important to consider the choice of SATA, SAS, or NVMe disks. SATA and SAS disks are intended for both HDDs and SSDs and differ in their theoretical transfer speeds. NVMe disks are flash-based only and as such reach much higher read/write numbers and are also characterized by their very low latency.
Speed and Capacity
A key parameter in terms of hard drives is their RPM, which ranges between 5400 and 15000. This directly influences the speed of the drive and with that, its price. Today, more and more HDDs are being replaced by SSD solutions. SSDs are many times faster and their prices are starting to get closer to those of traditional HDDs. Their access times are also often faster and there’s no wear when reading from the flash memory. The newest standard, NVMe, increases the quality of disks with flash memories even more and more hard drive manufacturers are starting to use it.
Product Specifications
Capacity: 960 GB
BUS: NVMe M.2
Format: M.2
Speed: 6800 MBps (read) / 4000 MBps (write)
Random Read (4K): 1 000 000 IOPS
Random Entry (4K): 180 000 IOPS
Lifetime: 2 000 000 Mtbf
Technology: MCL
