Enmotus fuzedrive now works with intel processors

Enmotus, the company behind AMD StoreMi technology, has released a new version of its FuzeDrive software, which runs on AMD and Intel chipset and does what Intel Optane should have done in the first place.

Enmotus FuzeDrive becomes a better alternative to Intel Optane also for Intel users

Enmotus FuzeDrive is a technology that allows two storage media drives to be paired as a single vSSD device. The possibilities are very wide, as it allows us to combine an SSD with an HDD or even Optane with an SSD or HDD. This technology allows to obtain a high speed in storage, as well as a large storage capacity.

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Enmotus FuzeDrive uses its own algorithms to learn about user usage habits, and moves the most frequently used data to the fastest storage level, and other applications and the least used data go to the slowest level. This technology does exactly the same thing that Intel Optane does, with the advantage that it is much more compatible, since the latest version of Enmotus' FuzeDrive software supports Intel CPUs from the sixth generation, as well as AMD Ryzen processors, including the latest 2000 series generation and Threadrippers with all chipsets. Enmotus FuzeDrive also needs the Windows 10 operating system to function.

There are currently two versions of the software, FuzeDrive Standard valued at $ 39.99, which can create fast level SSDs up to 256GB with 2GB of FuzeRAM, and FuzeDrive Plus at $ 59.99, which can create up to 1TB fast level with 4GB of FuzeRAM. What do you think of this Enmotus FuzeDrive technology? Do you prefer it to Optane?

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