Monday, January 9th 2012
OCZ demos second-generation Indilinx Everest controller
OCZ seems to have put SSD chip development in overdrive since it's already showing off the Everest 2 controller although the first-gen Everest silicon has barely been out for a few months. Codenamed IDX400M00-BC, the new Everest chip is supposed to deliver sequential read/write speeds of up to 550/500 MB/s, up to 90,000 4 KB random write IOPS, and significantly improved small block performance.
The first solid state drives based on the Everest 2 are expected at the end of Q2.
Source:
AnandTech
The first solid state drives based on the Everest 2 are expected at the end of Q2.
5 Comments on OCZ demos second-generation Indilinx Everest controller
PS. Shrink new controller to fit. Rotated 45´does look silly. And if you INSIST on rotating, print sideways!
SSD's seem to be improving on a monthly rate, good for consumers.