Kingston Shows Blazing Fast, Low-Latency PCIe NVMe SSD At VM World

[Guest]

E1000 takes shape at VM World delivering 1M IOPS with host power fail protection and a low cost design.

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[Nuckles_56]

I want one

 

[Komrad Crispex]

I need one.

 

[alfanet]

Holy mother of I/O's, this is the kind of technology that I love to see from time to time.

 

[blazorthon]

The first "normal" PCIe SSD cards were basically this except with multiple integrated SATA drives in RAID instead of NVMe drives in RAID. It's a great product, don't get me wrong, but I'm not at all surprised to see this.

Eventually, we might be able to make controllers that can handle all of this in a more affordable package than what we have now. then we go back to native PCIe and it's all great, then the next thing comes along and we go back to scaling up in this way.

However, adding the power protection to the card so that the SSDs themselves don't need it was a very nice touch.

 

[TechyInAZ]

Wow, that's fast!

I really need & want one. 😛

 

[luvmich]

I want two

 

[ramon zarat]

Can I RAID0 2 of these?

 

[aldo_1]

Wasn't able to find the memory capacity of this ultrafast card. Any Idea?

 

[razor512]

How fast does windows 95 boot when installed on that drive, along with an overclocked core i7 5960x?

 

[blazorthon]

How fast does windows 95 boot when installed on that drive, along with an overclocked core i7 5960x?

Depends on how quickly you can get into VMWare on windows 10 😛

 

[bwhiten]

"Kingston displayed the E1000 operating at more than 1 million random IOPS."
One million, or one billion?