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Performance: | Seq Read: Up to 3,500 MB/s; Seq Write: Up to 2,700 MB/s Random 4KB Read: Up to 310K IOPS; Random 4KB Write: Up to 340 IOPS |
Endurance: | 512GB: 185 TBW 1TB: 370 TBW 2TB: 740 TBW |
Performance: | Seq Read: Up to 3,500 MB/s; Seq Write: Up to 2,700 MB/s Random 4KB Read: Up to 310K IOPS; Random 4KB Write: Up to 340 IOPS |
Endurance: | 512GB: 185 TBW 1TB: 370 TBW 2TB: 740 TBW |
Sorry, when I looked, they were OOS and didn't list the prices.but look at that MSRP!
$155 for a 1TB NVMe 3.0 x4 QLC drive is not hot in 2021.
The 665p has been around $90 off and on for a few months (Newegg had it for $81 6 days ago). Currently $104. I'm a little curious about why they use 8GB span to measure IOPS .Not bad speeds/endurance for most users, but look at that MSRP!
$155 for a 1TB NVMe 3.0 x4 QLC drive is not hot in 2021. There are too many better performing drives with TLC NAND that cost less.
Maybe the price will drop quite a bit down the road, but right now something like a Samsung 970 EVO is cheaper and faster (1TB currently at $140), and the Samsung is not even close to the best $/performance drive in the various sizes.
Based on history, Intel SSDs always seem to launch at too high MSRPs.Sorry, when I looked, they were OOS and didn't list the prices.
I agree, that's a bit TOO expensive, for a PCI-E 3.0 NVMe QLC drive these days. I could see maybe $120, for the "newness", but any more than that? Spend it on a Gigabyte PCI-E 4.0 drive.
The retail consumer SSD market is a bit of a mess right now: the semiconductor shortages are being felt here as well, and much of what is in stock is starting to creep up in price. Even so, the recommended customer prices Intel is launching the 670p with are way out of touch.
I agree, that's a bit TOO expensive, for a PCI-E 3.0 NVMe QLC drive these days. I could see maybe $120, for the "newness", but any more than that? Spend it on a Gigabyte PCI-E 4.0 drive.
I agree completely, for the prices that they are asking, as I pointed out and you confirmed, you can buy a PCI-E 4.0 ("Gen4") NVMe drive instead.Virtual Larry, just bought a Gigabyte 1 TB NvME4 drive from Newegg for $155.00. Using it on a Gigabyte X570 Aorus Elite mb with a 3900x/Rad VII combo. FAST!