DETAILS INTEL’S 710 AND 720 SSD SERIES EMERGE

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Details have emerged about the opening of Intel's new- SSD array codenamed Lyndonville (710) and- Ramsdale (720).

 

The 710 drives will be means to grasp read/write speeds of 270MB/s and- 210MB/s respectively, with Intel rating their 4K rand-om review and- write opening during 36K/2.4K IOPS.

The 710 series, entering prolongation in July, will underline 2.5-inch form factor, 25nm Multi Level Cell NAND- Flash memory, 64MB of DRAM cache, the SATA 3.0 Gbps interface, and- 128-bit AES encryption. It will be accessible in 100, 200, and- 400 GB sizes.

The 710′s counterpart, the 720, arrives in Q3 2011 and- will underline the PCI Express Interface as good as 34nm Single Level Cell NAND- Flash memory, 512MB of cache,  and- 256-bit AES encryption. It will be accessible in 200 and- 400 GB models. These drives will be means to broach 180K/56K rand-om 4K review and- write IOPS.

No word nonetheless upon pricing.

Yunico 17 Jun, 2011

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Source: http://www.digdod.com/details-intel%e2%80%99s-710-and-720-ssd-series-emerge-1033954.html
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