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Intel® SSD 760p Series

2.048TB, M.2 80mm, PCIe 3.1 x4, 3D2, TLC

Intel® SSD 760p Series

2.048TB, M.2 80mm, PCIe 3.1 x4, 3D2, TLC

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  • 09/11/2018

    Summary

    The 512 GB Intel SSD 760p currently retails for $153. Good performance 3 GB/s sequential reads! Reasonable pricing 5-year warranty Very small pSLC write buffer Some thermal throttling when heavily loaded and not cooled 9.2 Today we have tested the Intel 7...

    techpowerup.com
    Pros

    Good performance, 3 GB/s sequential reads, Reasonable pricing, 5-year warranty

    Cons

    Very small pSLC write buffer, Some thermal throttling when heavily loaded and not cooled

  • 06/28/2018

    Summary

    Since its debut, TLC memory based has been slower than MLC but that trend might be over. Intel's 64-Layer TLC coupled with Silicon Motions 2nd generation controller makes a potent combination. Price per Gigabyte isn't quite at level of premium SATA based...

    proclockers.com
  • 05/09/2018

    Summary

    The transition to 64-layer NAND has really revolutionised the possibilities of the M.2 NVMe storage without absolutely crippling your bank account. It wasn't that long ago that you'd have to make a serious decision about whether you could live with a sing...

    overclock3d.net
  • 03/16/2018

    Summary

    The Intel SSD 760p series 512GB M.2 PCIe NVMe drive that we tested performed better than expected. We weren't sure what to expect from the new Silicon Motion SM2262 controller and Intel 64-layer 3D TLC NAND Flash memory, but you can say we were pleasantly...

    legitreviews.com
  • 02/23/2018

    Summary

    PRODUCT INFOIntel SSD 760p 512 GB NVMeJanuary 2018Type SSDPrice $199 USThe world of storage has received a range of major enhancements over the last couple of years. Primary storage systems are constantly moving away from hard drives to solid state drives...

    wccftech.com
    Pros

    Very attractive pricing ($199 US for 512 GB M.2), Good Performance For a Mainstream SSD, New Silicon Motion SM2262 controller, Game Load Times improvement over SATA drives, Operating Load Times improvement over SATA drives, Intel backed software and drive...

    Cons

    SSDs still haven't reach SATA pricing, Not as Fast as Samsung's 960 series, Inconsistent File Transfer Speeds

  • 01/27/2018

    Summary

    The Intel SSD 760p is intended to be a mainstream product for a retail SSD market that is increasingly migrating away from SATA SSDs. Critical to that goal, the Intel SSD 760p is almost always faster than any SATA SSD. That's an important threshold for bu...

    anandtech.com
  • 01/27/2018

    Summary

    If the extremely fast Intel Optane SSD 900p is out of your budget with its 3D XPoint memory, this week Intel rolled out the SSD 760p series with 64-layer TLC 3D NAND memory. For less than $100 USD you can get the 256GB capacity Intel 760p SSD, which is wh...

    phoronix.com
  • 01/25/2018

    Summary

    For what is supposed to be a budget product, the Intel SSD 760p pushes all of the right performance buttons to be a highly competitive performance-class product. It's one thing to come within a few percentage points of the class-leader, but to surpass it...

    pcper.com
    Pros

    Surprisingly good performance, Competitive price

    Cons

    Performance falls off sharply at the 128GB capacity

  • 01/23/2018

    Summary

    Intel SSD 760P Solid State Drives - Find Them At AmazonThe Intel SSD 760P didn't burn up the benchmarks charts relative to some other, higher-end, more expensive NVMe PCIe SSDs, but it is still a major upgrade over a SATA-based solid state drive that's fa...

    hothardware.com
    Pros

    Competitive Pricing, Decent Performance With Typical End-User Workloads, 5-Year Warranty

    Cons

    More Performance Available For Slightly More Money

  • 01/23/2018

    Summary

    The Intel 760p offers a very cost-effective M.2 NVMe drive that will meet the needs of most mainstream users...

    storagereview.com
  • 01/23/2018

    Summary

    Intel's SSD 760p turned in one of the more uneven performances we've seen. The drive's read performance was amazingly fast any way you slice it, but writes were merely SATA-beating. The usefulness of quick reads vastly outweighs that of quick writes for...

    Techreport.com
  • 01/23/2018

    Summary

    Intel's latest 3D 64-layer NAND helps to not only double the 760P's performance over the 600P, but also enables Intel to release the 760P at fairly low MSRPs in a time where the competition has to hike up their prices due to the NAND shortage. This, once...

    thessdreview.com
  • 01/23/2018

    Summary

    The Intel SSD 760p 512GB is the best overall SSD value available for general PC use. The drive improves on the previous generation with at least twice the performance and capacity. It also comes with a nice power reduction. The $199 price point makes...

    tomshardware.com
    Pros

    Higher performance than the previous generation, Low cost, Excellent software package, Intel reliability

    Cons

    No 1TB Or 2TB options at launch, Same endurance as previous generation, Low application performance at launch (firmware update, please)

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