New ssd intel 760p and 660p based on tlc and qlc memories

This year 2018 looks like it will be the NVMe storage, during the celebration of CES 2018 we have seen how the main manufacturers have presented their proposals for this new year. Now it is Intel who has unveiled its new 760p and 660p SSDs based on TLC and QLC memory technology respectively.

Intel debuts with QLC memory on 660p

Intel 760p will be the manufacturer's new high-end SSD disk for this year 2018, this is based on 64-layer NAND TLC memory technology and reaches capacities between 128 GB and 2 TB to adjust to the needs of all users. Thanks to its NVMe Silicon Motion SM2262 controller, it is capable of reaching a sequential read and write speed of 3200 MB / s and 1600 MB / s respectively, in terms of 4K random operations it reaches 350, 000 / 280, 000 IOPS.

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Next, we have the Intel 660p which is the first disk of the company based on QLC memory technology, this is capable of storing a total of 4 bits per cell, offering a higher storage density than the TLC that stores 3 bits per cell. This Intel 660p is capable of sequential read and write speeds of 1800 MB / s and 1100 MB / s while 4K random operations stay at 150, 000 IOPS for read and write.

2018 should be the year in which NVMe storage is made available to all users, little by little more manufacturers are joining this market, and those who were already increasing their number of proposals from all ranges.

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