Tuesday, May 20th 2014
Crucial Readies Solid State Drive with 16 nm NAND Memory
Announced back in July 2013, Micron's 128 Gigabit 16 nm-manufactured MLC (multi-level cell) NAND Flash memory will soon be making its debut within a new Crucial solid state drive. Named MX100, the 16 nm NAND-equipped drive will be showcased at Computex 2014 and is expected to arrive in a 2.5-inch form factor.
The MX100 has a SATA 6.0 Gbps interface and performance-wise it's said to be somewhere between the aging M500 and the recently released M550. Pricing is expected to be very competitive.
Source:
Hardware.info
The MX100 has a SATA 6.0 Gbps interface and performance-wise it's said to be somewhere between the aging M500 and the recently released M550. Pricing is expected to be very competitive.
4 Comments on Crucial Readies Solid State Drive with 16 nm NAND Memory
But in my case when everything else in the build is black and you would have a grey blue SSD that is 100% visible than it would bug me.
I f I am spending alot of a computer it will perform and look good at the same time.