Intel® SSD DC P3700 Series (2.0TB, 1/2 Height PCIe 3.0, 20nm, MLC)
Expert reviews
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12/09/2014
SummaryJust like the 1.6TB P3700 the Intel DC P3700 800GB is a fabulous drive that defines a new level of high performance for solid state storage solutions. Currently, from amongst the drives we have reviewed to date, the PC3700 is in a league of its own.It als...
myce.com -
08/13/2014
SummaryConsolidation has certainly taken its toll on the SSD market over the past few years. There were once numerous manufacturers trying to carve out a piece of the pie, and now a handful of companies dominate the space. As we've mentioned many times before, t...
tomshardware.com
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07/07/2014
SummaryIntel's new P3700 NVMe SSD enters the marketplace as a powerhouse enterprise SSD, with a price tag that is sure to lure in those enthusiasts and lower tier companies looking for the best!...
thessdreview.com -
06/18/2014
SummaryThe Intel SSD DC P3700, Find Them At Amazon.ComWe have seen pricing on some high-end PCIe-based solid state drives hit the stratosphere, and looking back at its performance relative to competing solutions, it wouldn't be a surprise if the price of the Int...
hothardware.comProsExcellent Performance, No SATA Bottleneck, 5Year Warranty, Competitive Pricing
ConsCompetitively Priced, But Still Pricey At The High End
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06/15/2014
SummaryIn the past, high-performance enterprise PCIe drives didn't do all that well in our client test suite. Intel's SSD DC P3700 on the other hand does remarkably well, thanks in no small part to its excellent performance at low queue depths. A continued focus...
anandtech.com -
06/03/2014
SummaryPROS:Ludicrous Speed!Competitive cost/GB, especially in light of outstanding performanceCONS:We'd like to see the P3500 marketed as an enthusiast part, and closer to $1/GBPricing and Availability:We don't yet have street prices, but extrapolating from the...
pcper.comProsLudicrous Speed, Competitive cost/GB, especially in light of outstanding performance
ConsWe'd like to see the P3500 marketed as an enthusiast part, and closer to $1/GB