K knowledge2121 Distinguished Sep 5, 2013 834 4 18,995 Jul 22, 2018 #1 I have a laptop with a PCIe SSD which has 2150 MB/s SEQ read speed and Up to 1260 MB/s SEQ write speed... I am wondering if the interface is PCIe x2 or x4....
I have a laptop with a PCIe SSD which has 2150 MB/s SEQ read speed and Up to 1260 MB/s SEQ write speed... I am wondering if the interface is PCIe x2 or x4....
Solution M M mdd1963 Jul 22, 2018 If the sequential read speed is 2150 MB/sec, it would pretty much have to be x4 lanes... Theoretical max is 32 Gbits/sec (4 GB/sec), with the best of the NVME M.2 variants now able to hit about ~3500 MB/sec reads from a single drive...
If the sequential read speed is 2150 MB/sec, it would pretty much have to be x4 lanes... Theoretical max is 32 Gbits/sec (4 GB/sec), with the best of the NVME M.2 variants now able to hit about ~3500 MB/sec reads from a single drive...
M mdd1963 Titan Jan 14, 2006 16,617 1,735 81,240 Jul 22, 2018 Solution #2 If the sequential read speed is 2150 MB/sec, it would pretty much have to be x4 lanes... Theoretical max is 32 Gbits/sec (4 GB/sec), with the best of the NVME M.2 variants now able to hit about ~3500 MB/sec reads from a single drive... Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
If the sequential read speed is 2150 MB/sec, it would pretty much have to be x4 lanes... Theoretical max is 32 Gbits/sec (4 GB/sec), with the best of the NVME M.2 variants now able to hit about ~3500 MB/sec reads from a single drive...