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    Upcoming 2014 Intel SSDs revealed - Coming in Q2 next year

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by Cloudfire, Dec 5, 2013.

  1. Cloudfire

    Cloudfire (Really odd person)

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    How does 2800/1700MB sounds like? Or up to 450 000 IOPS? Intel is ready to show us who is the king.

    All SSDs listed here


    Intel Pro 2500 Series - Codename "Temple Star"
    Coming out Q2 2014



    Intel DC P3700 Series - Codename "Fultondale"
    Coming out Q2 2014
    Notice that the drive itself is ribbed. That is because under full load it will draw 25W.



    Intel DC P3500 Series - Codename "Pleasantdale"
    Coming out in Q2 2014




    Read more about it here:
    Intel SSD roadmap leaks – reveals Temple Star SSDs and heatsinks | Myce.com
     
    Cloudfire, Dec 5, 2013
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    Apparently, myce doesn't want you hotlinking :eek:.

    Any idea on what controllers those are using?
     
    Jarhead, Dec 6, 2013
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    If they don't come in 42mm M.2 NGFF then i'm not buying.
     
    Jobine, Dec 6, 2013
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    WhatsThePoint, Dec 6, 2013
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    Jobine Notebook Prophet

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    Just looked at the page:

    42mm M.2 480GB?

    Sweeeet.

    EDIT: 180GB
     
    Jobine, Dec 7, 2013
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    Eh, I'll wait for a confirmation on what controllers they use before I pass judgement.
     
    Jarhead, Dec 7, 2013
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    sandforce controller and intel scores 100/100 for failures?
     
    qweryuiop, Dec 7, 2013
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    Just curious, do you have a link?

    I'd still rather have an Intel-made controller or something that has a better history than Sandforce, such as Samsung's gear. Besides, the SF-2281's compression tricks for performance is something I don't like (I have the Intel 330) and I'd personally rather have a controller that didn't rely on such tricks for performance (as well as being reliable).

    On that note, I'm surprised my 330 is still going along just fine. Slow, but still working.
     
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    I'm a sorcerer, and yes sandforce is my sorcery without an apparent reason

    coherently the thread right below this with the heading "PNY xxxx" seems interesting, and it relates to some sandforce failures 4 times in a row where yours are still functioning
     
    qweryuiop, Dec 7, 2013
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    Sorry guys. Didn`t follow this thread so I didn`t see them remove the pictures. They are up now, in the first post.

    P3700 looks veeeery interesting btw. Those speeds lol :D
     
    Cloudfire, Dec 7, 2013
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    I hope we see this one. Intel's Pro1500 line, which also featured a 180GB 42mm M.2 drive, was "launched" a few months ago yet is still not available anywhere.
     
    pipspeak, Dec 8, 2013
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