Adata Launches Compact, High-Performance M.2 SSD

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Adata's SP600NS34 M.2 SSD packs up to 256 GB of space, fits into the smallest form factor, and supports Intel Smart Response Technology.

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[tical2399]

stop reporting on sata m.2 drives. NOBODY CARES. You guys need to be hunting down news on when more pcie 3.0 nvme drives will be coming out

 

[photonboy]

Lots of people care. The Desktop PC is not the only place these are used. They are used in laptops as well.

Also, MORE people probably care about that since PCIe is actually more of a niche market than M.2 is.

 

[Paul NZ]

You mean PCI-E ssd's?? There's a few here. Not exactly cheap here. So I'm not in a hurry to buy one

 

[tical2399]

You mean PCI-E ssd's?? There's a few here. Not exactly cheap here. So I'm not in a hurry to buy one

It's only really two The SM 951 and the Intel 750. Lot of other companies are going to be making pcie 3.0 4x m.2 drives that use nvme. Toms needs to be gathering info on what companies will be selling those, and when and for how much.

 

[Ahumado]

stop reporting on sata m.2 drives. NOBODY CARES. You guys need to be hunting down news on when more pcie 3.0 nvme drives will be coming out

I am surprised a company would put out as a first effort old tech

 

[hst101rox]

Is it an especially short card? Otherwise an m.2 256GB SSD is nothing special.

Sandforce 3 might be exciting tho