News Huawei’s 1TB SSD shows up in South Korea for just $32 – QLC-based eKitStore Xtreme 200E promises high-end PCIe 4.0 performance

It's QLC and lacks a DRAM cache. I'm sure it's fast sequentially until it's pSLC runs out then it probably falls off a cliff. Also, no mention of IOPS is suspicioud as random reads/writes are what matters.
 
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It's QLC and lacks a DRAM cache. I'm sure it's fast sequentially until it's pSLC runs out then it probably falls off a cliff. Also, no mention of IOPS is suspicioud as random reads/writes are what matters.
https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-com...itstore-xtreme-200-lineup-stretches-up-to-4tb
already covered with a link in the article.
7,400MB/s seq read
6,700MB/s seq write
1,100,000 4K IOPS read
1,000,000 4K IOPS write
4,400 TBW endurance for 4TB model
presumably that is 1,100TBW for the 1TB model.
 
https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-com...itstore-xtreme-200-lineup-stretches-up-to-4tb
already covered with a link in the article.
7,400MB/s seq read
6,700MB/s seq write
1,100,000 4K IOPS read
1,000,000 4K IOPS write
4,400 TBW endurance for 4TB model
presumably that is 1,100TBW for the 1TB model.

But not in *this* article. It would be unwise to think the specs are the same until it is reviewed. At that price I would be cautious. Maybe it is a great deal. I will not be the first buyer though.