Intel's new Opton SSD is finally being released on the market for ordinary computers. The new SSD has been named as SSD 900P. According to the report of ZDN Network, the maximum read speed of this SSD is 2,500 megabits per second. On the other hand, 2,000 megabits per second
Opten SSD has Intel's own 3D access memory which can provide more density storage from the diram. It is faster than the NAND SSD It tries to create a bridge with the memory used in the SSD with the flash memory used in RAM.
Intel has said that the optane chips are so fast that it can help the RAM on the computer work faster. So it is possible to make the computer faster with a low cost Opton SSD without buying a few hundred GB of diram. Last year 16 and 32GB of storage to support the hard drive on the computer, Intel brought the smallest M2 Optical Memory Stick to the market.
The Opton SSD 900 P 280 and 480 GB will be sold at the storage. The Opton SSD 280Gb model (U2 or HHL medium) will be sold at US $ 389 and 480 GB models (HHL) 599 US dollars.