Corsair's Neutron GTX SSDs Feature 19 nm NAND and LAMD Controllers
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The Neutron GTX V2 solid state drive features Toshiba's 19 nm chips and LAMD LM87800 controllers.
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sair's Neutron GTX series of high-performance solid state drives have received a revision that swaps Toshiba's 24 nm Toggle NAND for 19 nm chips and utilizes a Multi-level Cell (MLC) architecture.
The Neutron GTX V2 will be available in capacities of 120 GB, 240 GB and 480 GB. It features read/write speeds of 550 MB/s and 470 MB/s, respectively, a 256 MB cache, and controllers from Link A Media Devices, a company that primarily focuses on enterprise-grade PCIe SSDs.
The Corsair Neutron GTX V2 SSD currently costs £167 (120 GB), £205 (240 GB) and £426 (480 GB).
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Why is the 120GB model so expensive? Makes no sense...
Ian.
I think it's because it's more economical to produce 256GB SSD at 19nm density.
the £167 120GB model is a decoy choice.
This is a classic well understood marketing trick to manipulate people into buying the particular product or SKU that the corporation wants to sell... in this case the 240GB model for £205.
they are partnered with nvidia. not to mention nvidia didnt patent the letters GTX