Question whats the difference betwen ssd m2 1 tb Viper vpn100 and 110

[Majin_ok]

I know that on the page it says that one is a little faster than the other. but I wanted to know if someone knew if there is any more detailed specification of what the difference is (I also know that the 100 is discontinued), I bought the 110 today and I see that Amazon hardly has any reviews, instead the vpn100 has more than 500 and I'm afraid having bought a bad product

 

[Darkbreeze]

Which size models are you talking about? Because, for any given model, the 250, 500, 1TB and 2TB, or larger, models all have typically different performance expectations. Smaller drives are typically a little slower, but not deal breaking. Larger drives are usually a bit faster, but not earth shattering.

To be honest, if you need a 1TB NVME M.2 drive, I'd recommend this one above either of those. Easily:

PCPartPicker Part List

Storage: SK Hynix Gold P31 1 TB M.2-2280 NVME Solid State Drive ($86.39 @ Amazon)
Total: $86.39
Prices include shipping, taxes, and discounts when available
Generated by PCPartPicker 2022-09-20 01:08 EDT-0400


Review of that drive:

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/sk-hynix-gold-p31-m2-nvme-ssd-review

 

[helpstar]

• V100
  • buffer 256 MB (not sure about it, Patriot changed the cache)
  • read 3.450 MB/s
  • write 3.000 MB/s
  • MTBF2.000.000 h
  • (TBW)1.665 TB
  • 4K Random Read IOPS600.000
  • 4K Random Write IOPS600.000
  • 1.048 GB
  • 3D TLC
  • BusPCIe 3.0 x4
  • RAM-Type LPDDR3
  • NVMe
  • Features NCQ, SMART, TRIM Support, Garbage Collection
  • Controller Phison PS5012-E12S
  • 0,2 Watt - 7,2Watt
  • cooler
  • temp. 0 - 70 °C
  • M.2
  • height 10,5 mm
  • weight 25 g
  • 22 mm x80 mm

V110

• read 3.300 MB/s
• write 3.000 MB/s
• (TBW) 800 TB
• 4K Random Read IOPS500.000
• 4K Random Write IOPS500.000
• Silicon Motion SM2262EN
• Cache1 GB DDR4 (SK Hynix H5AN4G8NMFR-TFC)
• 1.048 GB
• 3D TLC
• BusPCIe 3.0 x4
• NVMe
• cooler
• M.2
• height 10,5 mm
• weight 25 g
• 22 mm x 80 mm

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[Darkbreeze]

Yeah. A worse drive that costs more. Neat.