Samsung can launch an 8tb 860 qvo ssd

Samsung could easily launch making an 860 QVO SSD with a total capacity of 8TB thanks to the high density of its QLC memory chips, we tell you all the details in this article.

Samsung 860 QVO 4TB SSD has room for four other memory chips

Samsung has revealed its Samsung 860 QVO series to the world, offering affordable 1-4TB SSDs to the masses thanks to the use of 4-bit QLC NAND memory. These early QLC drives show impressive performance figures, which is great news for those who want large amounts of SSD storage at a relatively low cost. While the 1-4TB offerings are impressive, Samsung is capable of delivering larger drives in the future, PCPER has discovered that Samsung's 4TB 860 QVO PCB has two vacant flash locations, so it is possible that Let's see a future 8TB version of this same device.

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Samsung has yet to announce an 8TB version of its 860 QVO, although the space found on the PCB for four NAND QLC flash memory packages shows that an 8TB version is perfectly possible. With its series of 860 QVO drives, Samsung wants to drive SSDs as a mass storage option for consumers, offering higher performance levels and lower noise levels than mechanical hard drives.

SSDs are expected to become even more affordable starting in 2019, and NAND memory prices are expected to decrease as supply increases and performance in manufacturing NAND QLC chips improves. Samsung's 860 QVO series SSDs will launch in mid-December with prices starting at around 136.99 euros for the 1TB model.

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