PCIE 4.0 NVMe SSD Roundup
Anvil IOPS
Published: 1st March 2020 | Source: | Price: |
Anvil IOPS
The Input/Output Operations Per Second is a popular test about which manufacturers like to brag. As you can see from the results below there is almost nothing to choose between any of the drives in any of the tests. Indeed they are all almost within test variance tolerance, with just the Sequential Write IOPS on the Viper sticking its head above the parapet.
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That Corsair box just won't give up. 
Could you lower the volume for OC3D intro Tom? It is deafening in most of your videos.Quote
Could you lower the volume for OC3D intro Tom? It is deafening in most of your videos.QuoteQuote:
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Originally Posted by Avet
That Corsair box just won't give up.
Could you lower the volume for OC3D intro Tom? It is defining in most of your videos. |
Always gets me when I watch one of his vids in the front room with the surround sound & sub, scares the shizers out of the neighbours QuoteWhy is no one addressing the actual performance of NVME drives? It doesn't matter that it can do 5000 MB a second sequential. Sequential doesn't matter at all. The most important things are IOPS, Low Queue Depth, sustained write and 4K performance. 970 Pro and especially 905p although on paper "slower" and PCIe Gen. 3 are demolishing these drives in pretty much every task.Quote
Tom.
The blue Patriot. Does it have chips on it that say Phison per chance?
I bought two Pioneer drives and they're actually Phison which are blue.
Chances are Patriot are buying them like that.Quote
The blue Patriot. Does it have chips on it that say Phison per chance?
I bought two Pioneer drives and they're actually Phison which are blue.
Chances are Patriot are buying them like that.Quote
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Cheers Guv, I shall watch the vid later in bed