The Intel SSD 600p is a genuinely affordable half-terabyte drive that's built using the twin performance pillars of the PCIe interface and the NVMe protocol. It's Intel at their smartest, swallowing ...

The Intel 600p looks a bit livelier in the AS SSD Benchmark sequential read benchmark reaching 1629MB/s, much faster than the SATA SSDs. The write performance is once again a weakness of the Intel ...

The lowest capacity drive offers a cost per gigabyte of 53 cents while the largest drive brings this value metric down to 35 cents. Other key specifications of these above SSDs are; a life expectancy ...

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SSDs Crucial's new SSD was already our favorite budget PCIe 5.0 drive and then Prime Day happened, making it less than $100 at Amazon SSDs With this Crucial M.2 SSD at its lowest ever price, you're ...

Just days after the company wrapped up its developer forum in San Francisco, Intel unleashed a new set of solid state drives (SSDs) based on 3D NAND Tri-Level Cell (TLC) flash storage. Not to be ...

When Intel launched their 600P series SSDs several months ago, it was met with a very lukewarm reception. Aside from having some decent performance in extremely light workloads and being priced very ...

Intel have launched the industry's first solid state drive using 64-layer stacked memory, doubling the layers of the 3D NAND they introduced in their impressive SSD 600p drive. Make the move to a ...

It's another historic day for consumer SSDs. Today Intel begins selling the first consumer NVMe SSD with 4-bit per cell flash technology (QLC). Like 3-bit per cell (TLC) before it, there is a lot of ...

The Intel 600p and Intel SSD Pro 600p are both incompatible with the April 2018 Windows 10 update. Don't install it to these drives. By Joel Hruska May 14, 2018 Share on Facebook (opens in a new ...

The cost per gigabyte of the Intel SSD 600p Series really had us excited. On paper it looked like Intel had answered the prayers of enthusiasts by delivering an M.2 NVMe drive that costs little more ...