Thursday, March 10th 2022
Silicon Power Announces the UD80 NVMe SSD
Silicon Power (SP) releases its newest PCIe 3.0 SSD, the UD80, featuring storage capacities up to 2 TB with 3D NAND flash technology. The UD80 strikes a perfect harmony between cost and performance to breathe new life into your system without burning a hole in your pocket. Designed for creators that need more than just a jolt of inspiration, the UD80 provides exceptional value and a performance boost with a PCIe Gen 3 x4 interface - a boost that leaves SATA III SSDs behind in the dust.
The UD80 utilizes the speed capabilities of PCIe 3.0 with the efficiency of NVMe and Host Memory Buffer (HMB) technology. Let your creative juices flow with rapid read and write speeds up to 3,400 MB/s and 3,000 MB/s, respectively. At the same time, experience seamless productivity via the higher performance and lower latency that's achieved by NVMe 1.4 and HMB technology.
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The UD80 utilizes the speed capabilities of PCIe 3.0 with the efficiency of NVMe and Host Memory Buffer (HMB) technology. Let your creative juices flow with rapid read and write speeds up to 3,400 MB/s and 3,000 MB/s, respectively. At the same time, experience seamless productivity via the higher performance and lower latency that's achieved by NVMe 1.4 and HMB technology.
7 Comments on Silicon Power Announces the UD80 NVMe SSD
Doesn't seem to have TBW listed on their spreadsheet, even though this is the copy on the UD80 product page.
Bare minimum for any drive I'd consider (sans MX500) is >600TBW/1TB, but since they don't even specify TLC or QLC, that's not looking good.
From the press release-"The UD80 strikes a perfect harmony between cost and performance..." Hey Silicon power, how about listing a price so we can decide if the cost to performance is in perfect harmony? I couldn't find it anywhere on their website either.