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    WD Black NVMe SSD (1TB)

    A truly enthusiast-class drive from the storage giant.
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    Re: WD Black NVMe SSD (1TB)

    Do NVMe SSD drives offer real world advantages over SATA3 SSD drives?

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    Re: WD Black NVMe SSD (1TB)

    Yes - sata3 is limted to 6GB/S NVMe is 16GB/s and higher IIRC
    if your doing a lot of reading from the disk then .... loads better

    possibly .. not sure on current speeds

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    Re: WD Black NVMe SSD (1TB)

    Quote Originally Posted by RaTTuS View Post
    Yes - sata3 is limted to 6GB/S NVMe is 16GB/s and higher IIRC
    if your doing a lot of reading from the disk then .... loads better

    possibly .. not sure on current speeds
    Those numbers aren't correct, though close on the SATA.

    SATA 3 is capable of 6Gbps (Gigabits per second, not Gigabytes per second.)
    NVMe is generally a 4x connection, with a single PCI-E 3.0 lane being capable of around 985MB/s, so roughly 3.95GB/s theoretical maximum.

    However, it's not really the maximum bandwidth that shows the biggest improvement over the SATA interface; the improvements are much more extreme when looking at how data can be accessed. SATA wasn't designed with queueing in mind, whereas NVMe was. SATA can handle a single queue, just one, whereas NVMe is capable of 65535. That is where the difference is, usually.

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    Re: WD Black NVMe SSD (1TB)

    WHY HAVE YOU not listed the benchmarks for the Samsung NVMe drives on the same graphs as these new competitors??????????????????

    SO ANNOYING!!

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    Re: WD Black NVMe SSD (1TB)

    Quote Originally Posted by mcompton69 View Post
    WHY HAVE YOU not listed the benchmarks for the Samsung NVMe drives on the same graphs as these new competitors??????????????????

    SO ANNOYING!!
    Because this is the worst Hexus "Review" I have ever read. It should be comparing this product to other similar products ie PCIE NVME drives like 960 Evo etc. Did HExus not have any to test?

    And Endurance is poor in conclusions.. where is the explanation of that?

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