A new SSD for PCI Express (PCIe) interfaces targets content creation
and workstation applications. OCZ Technology Group Inc. demonstrated a prototype
of its PCIe-based Vector SSD Series at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES,
January 8-11). Residing directly on the PCIe bus, the device improves IOPS burst
performance. It also delivers lower latency to data, faster file transfers and
boot-ups, and expanded storage capacities over OCZ’s SATA III-based Vector
SSDs.
Outfitted with the Indilinx Barefoot 3 controller, the PCIe-based model supports high-performance Windows-based laptops, desktops, and workstations with four lanes of PCIe Gen 2 in full-height (FH) and half-height (HH) formats. Its advanced suite of flash management tools offers advanced drive endurance and data reliability in support of 100 GB host writes per day for five years.
Outfitted with the Indilinx Barefoot 3 controller, the PCIe-based model supports high-performance Windows-based laptops, desktops, and workstations with four lanes of PCIe Gen 2 in full-height (FH) and half-height (HH) formats. Its advanced suite of flash management tools offers advanced drive endurance and data reliability in support of 100 GB host writes per day for five years.
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