Which SSD is faster?

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https://www.hardwaredealz.com/c/15656-6 or https://geizhals.de/redir.cgi?h=a29mjm1k89pk4f-am-de&loc=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.de%2Fdp%2FB078WST5RK%3FlinkCode%3Dxm2%26camp%3D2025%26cre ative%3D165953%26smid%3DA29MJM1K89PK4F%26creativeASIN%3DB078WST5RK%26tag%3Dgeizhals10-21&ghaID=1756905&key=00ef1958e728c459b3abfde8209b3a61

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Fidreliasis
Fidreliasis
2 years ago

The first, only since the second maximum 1/7 is created because the connection no longer produces.

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MichaelSAL74
MichaelSAL74
2 years ago

NVMe stands here: up to 3500MB/sec

the SATA normally creates up to 500MB/sec

In practice, the difference will hardly be noticed

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Gehilfling
Gehilfling
2 years ago

The SSD in the M.2 factor with NVMe protocol is significantly faster than an SSD with SATA protocol (theoretically 20 vs. 6 Gbps).

Reading material: https://www.kingston.com/en/blog/pc-performance/two-types-m2-vssd

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Nube4618
Nube4618
2 years ago

Difference barely measurable. With Samsung I have generally had good experiences.

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