This website reported on July 31 that while Micron released its ninth-generation 276-layer 3D TLC NAND flash memory, it also launched the 2650 solid-state drive equipped with this flash memory. This disk is intended for daily PC and notebook use and is a consumer-grade OEM product.
Micron 2650 adopts PCIe 4.0×4 interface and is available in three sizes: M.2 2230 / 2242 / 2280. The capacity covers 256GB, 512GB and 1TB, all of which are single-sided designs.
Thanks to its 276-layer 3600MT/s six-plane TLC NAND flash memory B68S, Micron 2650 showed excellent results in the PCMark 10 benchmark test:
Compared with several major original manufacturers' competing products also based on TLC flash memory, the average The running score is up to 38% higher, the average bandwidth is up to 36% higher, and the average response time score is also improved by up to 46%.
Specifically speaking of nominal parameters, this site organizes the speed and durability of each version of Micron 2650 as follows:
Micron 2650 | 256GB | 512GB | 1TB |
Sequential reading | 5000 | 7000 | |
Sequential write | 2500 | 4800 | 6000 |
Random read | 370K | 740K | 1000K |
Random write | 500K | 1000K | |
Warranty write capacity | 200TBW | 300TBW | 600TBW |
Micron Vice President and General Manager of Client Storage Prasad Alluri said
Micron 2650 SSD is close to the theoretical saturation level of PCIe Gen4. It uses our new G9 NAND, breaking through the value limit that TLC client SSD can achieve.
With up to 38% improvement in PCMark 10 benchmark scores compared to similar solutions, this drive will redefine the user experience for this class of SSDs.
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