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Publié: 2019-06-10, Auteur: Simon , review by: kitguru.net
Intel announced the Intel Optane Memory H10 at the beginning of 2019 at CES and it heralds a new line of products from Intel, combining the low queue depth performance of Optane's 3D Xpoint memory with the higher capacity and much cheaper NAND flash memor...
Great for everything but high-end enthusiasts, Improved loading times, Intelligent caching mechanism (with the option of manual additions), Available with up to 1TB capacity, Hybrid solution, allowing you to use just one M.2 slot, 5-Year Warranty,
Limited to 8th Gen (or newer) Intel Q processors, “Intel’s Optane Memory H10 is the perfect solution for space-constrained systems that simply want that bit of extra joy where it matters.”, Intel Optane Memory H10 Hybrid Storage Review, Thank You, Intel,
Intel Optane is a difficult one to review, simply because it is so different from what we're used to in the storage area. The very nature of the drives means that the focus is on other areas. Instead of offering the best peak performances, Intel designed...
Optane caching improves system responsiveness, Rivals high-end NVMe SSDs, Power efficient,
Optane caching not beneficial in all workloads, Limited to specific systems, Maximum of 1TB of capacity, Slow sustained write performance after the SLC cache fills
Intel's Optane Memory H10 delivers better system responsiveness than QLC SSDs alone, and it's also quite competitive with some of the best NVMe SSDs on the market. With decent power efficiency, acceptable endurance, and that extra Optane media, the H10 is...
The Intel Optane Memory H10 storage drive performed extremely well in our testing and that is great. When we tested the Intel Optane Memory H10 with the caching disabled we found it to have very respectable performance with sequential performance pushing...
Publié: 2019-05-03, Auteur: Sebastian , review by: pcper.com
There is no denying the ultra-quick response time of Intel's Optane memory, which sits far below that of NAND flash at under 10 microseconds thanks to its 3D XPoint memory technology. Its impact on real-world usage habits with a laptop becomes more subjec...
Publié: 2019-04-26, Auteur: Billy , review by: anandtech.com
The idea behind the Optane Memory H10 is quite intriguing. QLC NAND needs a performance boost to be competitive against mainstream TLC-based SSDs, and Intel's 3D XPoint memory is still by far the fastest non-volatile storage on the market. Unfortunately...
We've been impressed with Intel's Optane Memory technology from our very first experience with it nearly two years ago, and it continues to get better and better. Taking advantage of its prowess in chewing through a steady stream of small files with almos...
Looking to offset the write performance limitations of QLC NAND, Intel has come out with its Optane Memory H10, which combines the technology of Intel Optane Memory (high-performance) and Intel QLC (cost-effective capacity) on a single M.2 SSD. The drive...
Testing the Intel Optane H10 with Solid State Storage has been one of the most time-consuming reports we have done in some time. It isn't bad enough that we can't simply demonstrate the caliber of this SSD through synthetic and our own real world testing...
Publié: 2019-04-22, Auteur: Marco , review by: hothardware.com
Strong QD1 And Trace-Based Performance, Easy To Setup And Maintain, Excels Under Load
Worst-Case Performance In-Line With Mid-Range SSDs, Not Destined For Retail
The traditional benchmarks don't always show the Optane Memory H10 in the best light, but did demonstrate its aptitude with 4K reads at low queue depths and in the trace-based PCMark tests. Application load times with simultaneous workloads running, howev...
