Samsung introduces pcie 4.0 ssd units that reach 8 gbps
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Samsung today announced its first PCIe 4.0 SSDs, explicitly designed for AMD's latest EPYC 7002 processor series. As you already know, AMD launched this week its second generation of EPYC series processors, and with it, PCIe 4.0 support has been introduced in the server market, offering more bandwidth and I / O options for providers.
Samsung Introduces PCIe 4.0 SSD Drives That Reach 8GBps
With its PM1733 series of SSDs, Samsung promises to offer 8.0 GBps read speeds and 1500K random IOPS reads, beating all other SSDs on the market right now. Unfortunately, Samsung has not confirmed the write performance of its PCIe 4.0 SSDs. This suggests that this unit is focused on reading and offers lower write speeds.
Using the company's 512Gb V-NAND TLC, Samsung will offer customers PM1733 series SSDs with up to 30.72GB of storage in a U.2 form factor (PCIe Gen4 x4) and up to 15.36TB Storage in the HHHL form factor (PCIe Gen4 x8). The 8x PCIe lanes of the HHHL card are likely to allow most of the drive's performance to be accessed through PCIe Gen3.
Samsung plans to ship its new SSDs this quarter to business customers. At this time, Samsung has not revealed the prices of its PCIe 4.0 devices nor when they will launch new units of this type for the PC market.
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