Where can one buy Intel 750 SSD NVMe

[gforce007]

I can't find it anywhere. I have the ASUS Z10PE10-D8 ws board so I assume it doesn't support the SFF-8639 hardware interface to the MOBO. Maybe theirs an adapter? I really would rather have 2.5 form factor for thermal management reasons. The PCIe AIC uses up a slot and is neat two heat creating Titans. Plus I have fans up front for the 2.5 form. I asked ASUS about bios support for NVMe so we can boot off this drive and they acted like I had two heads lol. I assume they know about this?

 

[green giant 2]

750 isnt released yet i dont think the closest you will get and it will have to be ordered form ths US http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA3ER2RE7839

 

[gforce007]

Oh I see, you mean it was "announced" only. Don't they usually attach an "available for purchase" date? Thanks for the link. Maybe Newegg will have some info...

 

[green giant 2]

Oh I see, you mean it was "announced" only. Don't they usually attach an "available for purchase" date? Thanks for the link. Maybe Newegg will have some info...

yes sorry correction it was announced but im not to sure if they have an official release date just yet although there are other pci-e ssds out there that may perform better.

 

[gforce007]

I see the 3700 series by Intel but they are way to pricey per GB. I was looking at the Samsung SM951 m.2 maybe I'll just stick with that and some 850 pros.. Although I am really intrigued with the NVMe and larger bandwidth that claims 6x speed of legacy SATAIII's with AHCI standard that were originally made for HDD I believe. Thanks again for your time and input.

 

[green giant 2]

I see the 3700 series by Intel but they are way to pricey per GB. I was looking at the Samsung SM951 m.2 maybe I'll just stick with that and some 850 pros.. Although I am really intrigued with the NVMe and larger bandwidth that claims 6x speed of legacy SATAIII's with AHCI standard that were originally made for HDD I believe. Thanks again for your time and input.

no problem glad you fgound an alternative yeh one pci-e and some 850's will be lovely

glad i could help

 

[gforce007]

Just FYI I saw the Intel SSD 750 NVMe will be available May 3 here http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00UHJJQAY/ref=pd_aw_sbs_pc_1?refRID=1PJ5W4RR4F4V1CHTXMC5

 

[green giant 2]

Just FYI I saw the Intel SSD 750 NVMe will be available May 3 here http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00UHJJQAY/ref=pd_aw_sbs_pc_1?refRID=1PJ5W4RR4F4V1CHTXMC5

awesome! may consider one seeing as how fast they will go.

 

[mikelbivins]

There will be some aftermarket PCI-E adapter cards that will fit the 2.5 form factor right in it. PCPer showed one: http://www.pcper.com/reviews/Storage/Intel-SSD-750-Series-12TB-PCIe-and-25-SFF-Review-NVMe-Consumer
http://www.pcper.com/image/view/55023?return=node%2F62712