Intel Shows Off Optane SSD 800p

LAS VEGAS, NV -- Intel's Optane product family is expecting. The company will give birth to a new consumer SSD that looks like the Optane Memory devices. The Optane 800P SSD will come in two capacity sizes, 58GB and 118GB, and uses a PCIe 3.0 x2 interface. The drives will arrive in an M.2 form factor.

Unlike the first Optane Memory product, the new 800P will feature low-power states to improve efficiency. The two products share the same controller. The Optane SSD 800p comes optimized for desktop performance.

Intel will also announce a new M10 series Optane Memory device with the L1.2 power state for notebooks. The rumored product explains why Intel didn't push Optane Memory for notebooks when initially released.

Chris Ramseyer
Chris Ramseyer is a Contributing Editor for Tom's Hardware US. He tests and reviews consumer storage.
  • marcelo_vidal
    Intel Will lauch some items with some meldown in their profile =)... How many launches need to down the major problem in last ten years...
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  • derekullo
    20578086 said:
    Intel Will lauch some items with some meldown in their profile =)... How many launches need to down the major problem in last ten years...

    "Forty-two," with infinite majesty and calm.

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  • emv
    I believe Intel and Lenovo said the 16/32GB optane memory would be in a Lenovo Notebook at CES2017. it was to come in the T570 in April 2017. I don't think it ended up in any Notebook. So is this the actual Notebook Optane from 2017 CES?
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