How fast can solid state drives become? That’s the question on the mind of every hardware geek right now, and the answer seems to be “far quicker than you imagined.”
Not only is the Samsung’s enterprise-focused PM1725 drive a whopping 15.63 terabytes in size, but it has been tested hitting a sequential read speed of more than 6.2 gigabytes per second. To put this into perspective, that’s faster than the data rate of your average DDR3 memory powered RAM disk (as per TomsHardware).
Of course, since this is the metric that Samsung was most proud of, you might expect other numbers to be weaker, but they aren’t. Looking at random reads, the Samsung drive recorded over a million input/output operations per second (IOPS) which far and exceeds what traditional SSDs are capable of.
Related: Intel set to retool Chinese facility to build 3D NAND, XPoint chips
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Samsung cria protótipo de SSD com 16 TB de capacidade
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7. Samsung cria protótipo de SSD com 16 TB de capacidade
A Samsung apresentou o PM1725, protótipo de um SSD (solid state drive) com capacidade de 15,63 TB, voltado para o mercado empresarial.
Conforme informações da Samsung, nos testes, o SSD alcançou velocidade de leitura de 6,2 GB/s, ultrapassou a marca de um milhão de operações input e output por segundo (IOPS) e atingiu 343 mil IOPS em velocidade de escrita e 2 GB/s em escrita sequencial.
Além disso, estimativas apontam que o SSD necessitará de, no mínimo, slot PCI Express 3.0 x8 para suportar a largura da banda.
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