Intel pride H20 mixed solid state disk detailed parameter analysis

A limited to the body, the expansion of the notebook is far from the desktop, and the new light is generally only one hard drive, and the gamebook is only 2, and the truth of "1 radish 1 pit" is perfect. In the past, in order to achieve the dream of "2 radishes in" 1 pit, the hard disk is gradually derived from Hybrid Drive, SSHD), and the m.2-morphological 内内 H10. Among them, SSHD is the flash memory of small capacity on the mechanical hard disk as a cache. The more the firmware algorithm can be realized, the faster, the common file opens the speed of the SSD. However, limited to 8GB ~ 32GB caching capacity, its performance limit is then going, as the notebook gradually cancels 2.5-inch hard disk bits in order to pursue slimming, this mixed hard disk has passed. As for the proud H10, we can understand that the common pride memory and Intel 660p combination, two main controls share the PCIe 3.0 × 4 bandwidth provided by the M.2 interface, and then fuse the two through the proud memory acceleration . In the case where the overall spatial usage is not high, the performance performance of the pride memory H10 is inconsistent with Intel 760P, allowing SSDs based on 3D QLC flash SSD to get the performance of the 3D TLC flash SSD. However, in front of high-end PCIe 3.0 SSD and emerging PCIe 4.0 SSD, the pride memory H10 no longer has a statement. In order to let Optane pride storage technology retrieve the face, Intel has released a series of new products, including H10 successors - the second generation of pride memory H20. From the information published by Intel, the second generation of pride memory H20 uses a similar design similar to the H10, which is still based on single-sided M.2 2280 specification, integrated 32GB pride memory modules and 512GB or 1TB capacity. Qlcssd module. Compared with the previous generation, the second generation of pride memory H20's pride memory and QLC NAND flash memory have adopted more advanced 144-layer stacking techniques and introduced support for Pyrite 2.0 security features. In other words, we can understand the proud memory H20 as the new pride memory + Intel 670p, the latter is also a new generation of QLC flash SSDs just released, using PCIe 3.0 × 4, optional 512GB, 1TB, and 2TB, write The life is 150TBW, 300TBW, 600TBW, and it has increased half of the above Intel 660P. Unfortunately, Intel does not announce the Intel 670P and the specific read and write speed of the proud memory H20, but it is definitely no suspense in Intel 660p and H10, at least the level of mainstream PCIe 3.0 SSD should be achieved. With the help of proud memory, H20 can search and find files in a faster response speed, starting the application faster, and there will be certain gain effects in the experience. It should be noted that the second generation of pride memory H20 only supports the U-Series processor in the 11th Core Tiger Lake platform, and the 500 series chipset, but also need to match the RTS 18.1 driver, and the old device should not think more NS. So, do you expect this mixed hard drive new product in this SSD? Edit: hfy, read full text