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Is NVMe the way to go for SSDs? - Ultimatum - 05-27-2015
For those don't know, NVMe stands for Non-Volatile Host Controller Interfaces Specification (it's really NVMHCI), where you access the SSD via the PCIe bus, instead of conventional SATA.
The advantages of this, I guess, is fucking blazing speeds.
Take a look by LinusTechTips:
RE: Is NVMe the way to go for SSDs? - mothered - 05-27-2015
It'll be Interesting to benchmark sequential & non sequential Read & Writes, via both the PCIe & SATA to see whether any significant difference will be experienced with latency and/or response times.
I shall look Into this further.
Thanks for the contribution.