Intel unveils next gen Optane products and 3D NAND SSDs

[HEXUS]

Six new memory and storage products were shown off at its special event yesterday.

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[lumireleon]

marketing HARDNESS, why not make pcie 4.0 version?? because AMD users will benefit

[edmundhonda]

marketing HARDNESS, why not make pcie 4.0 version?? because AMD users will benefit

The 665p isn't limited by 3.0, I'd expect the 670p isn't either. Optane in general isn't about generating peak sequential numbers at QD32.

[Tabbykatze]

marketing HARDNESS, why not make pcie 4.0 version?? because AMD users will benefit

I doubt it because next gen Intel is PCIe 4.0 compatible, probably just saving costs.

[ohmaheid]

"This drive follows the introductions of the 660p and 665p with its change to newer gen NAND and also brings a new SSD controller to the product line and Pyrite 2.0 security."
Isn't Pyrite commonly known as 'Fools Gold'?
Just sayin'....

[QuorTek]

oh when thinking SSD in general I always think Samsung and Intel first... and that is about that, wondering about Kingston's variants though.

[Xlucine]

Last non-optane SSD out the door before SK hynix takes over?