About SSD

VinJol

Bronze Level Poster

Cell architecture (SLC/MLC/TLC...) affect the SSD in three way:
- the endurance (TBW)
- the sequential read and write speed (Mo/sR and Mo/sW)
- the storage/cost ratio (Gb/£)

On pcspecialist we have many SSD who use the TLC model, but it does not mean that there is no difference between them.

1) TBW stands for Terabytes Written. It can also be referred to as “endurance”. It is a metric indicated by hardware manufactures to state how many terabytes could be written to the solid state disk (SSD) during it’s lifetime. (This is usually found in the warranty)
This is an important factor for industrial use and workloads such as servers.

2) Mo/sR and Mo/sW stands for Megabytes read/write by second. It is an metric indicated to state how fast you read your files, and how fast you save the files.
Depends mainly on the uses, the capacity will not necessarily be used at 100%. May be helpfull for people who handle many files, for exemple to edit video with multiple sources.

/!\ Note for gamers:
This aspect may be affect more essentially the installation speed of games... but has almost no impact on the loading speed of a game.
SATA, NVME 3.0 and NVME 4.0 comparaison
On the other hand, all HDDs will load games much slower because their reading speed is well below the ceiling. (If console next gen load realy more fast than before, it's because before they was on a HDD).

3) The last point, how many Gb or Tb you have on your desk and for how many £. You don't need me to know what this entails.
As you know gamers need a lot of data to install games that require a lot of space.

Hope that be helpfull.
 

VinJol

Bronze Level Poster
About the FuzeDrive SSD,
concerning this one, it stands out for its structure. It use a mix of SLC and QLC with an AI controller.
For a performance level seems to NVMe PCIe 3.0, with a strong endurance (TBW: 5000 To).
 
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