Dünyanın ilk 4TB SD hafıza kartı tanıtıldı

Bu haftaki NAB Show'da Western Digital,  4TB kapasiteye sahip SanDisk Extreme Pro SDUC hafıza kartını tanıttı.  Tanıtılan hafıza kartı, Secure Digital Ultra Kapasite (SDUC) standardına uygun, tek sürücünün kapasitesi 128 mb'a kadar çıkıyor ve Ultra Yüksek Hız-I (UHS-I) arayüzü kullanılıyor. Hız sınıfı 10, minimum 10 MB/s yazma hızını ve 104 MB/s'ye kadar maksimum veri aktarım hızını sunabiliyor. Kart, Video Hız Sınıfı V30 standardına uygundur, bu da minimum sıralı kayıt hızının 30 MB/s'nin altına düşmediği anlamına gelir. Bellek kartında kullanılan NAND belleğin türü ve maliyeti belirtilmemiş ancak 1 TB SanDisk Extreme Pro'nun 140 dolara satıldığı düşünülürse yeni ürünün fiyatının oldukça uygun olacağı söylenebilir. Western Digital'e göre ses seviyesi ve hızı, uzun videoları 4K ve hatta 8K formatlarında kaydetmeye yeterli olacak. WD ayrıca, Western Digital'in en hızlı UHS-I microSD kartından "4,4 kat daha hızlı veri aktarım hızı" sağlayan 128 ve 256 GB SD ve microSD formatlarındaki SanDisk hafıza kartlarını da tanıttı. Yeni ürünler, büyük hacimli yüksek çözünürlüklü videolarla çalışan profesyonellere yöneliktir. Ayrıca SDXC ve microSDXC formatlarında 2 TB kapasiteli SanDisk Extreme PRO hafıza kartları da tanıtıldı. Read the full article

In the fast-paced world of data storage, the demand for high-capacity SSDs continues to escalate. When it comes to 4TB SSDs, users are looking for expansive storage coupled with lightning-fast speeds. In 2024, several standout SSDs are making waves, providing a perfect synergy of capacity and performance.

Samsung 870 QVO: A Capacity Marvel

The Samsung 870 QVO stands as a testament to the brand's commitment to pushing storage boundaries. With a capacious 4TB storage, this SSD caters to users with extensive multimedia libraries, large datasets, and demanding applications. Beyond its sheer capacity, the 870 QVO leverages Samsung's QLC technology, ensuring a perfect blend of affordability and efficiency. With read speeds reaching 560 MB/s and write speeds at 530 MB/s, it delivers a reliable and responsive storage solution for a variety of use cases.

Crucial MX500: Balancing Performance and Reliability

Crucial's MX500 series has consistently earned praise for its reliable performance, and the 4TB variant is no exception. With read speeds up to 560 MB/s and write speeds reaching 510 MB/s, the MX500 ensures swift data access. What sets it apart is its focus on durability, featuring advanced features like hardware-based encryption and power-loss immunity. This makes the MX500 a robust choice for users seeking both performance and data security in a capacious 4TB SSD.

WD Black SN750: Gaming and Beyond

Western Digital's Black SN750 series has carved a niche for itself in the gaming community, and the 4TB version continues this trend. With read speeds of up to 3,470 MB/s and write speeds at 3,000 MB/s, it caters to gamers with extensive libraries. The sleek design and optimized firmware contribute to a responsive gaming experience, making the WD Black SN750 a preferred choice for those seeking both speed and substantial storage in a single package.

In conclusion, the best 4TB SSDs in 2024 exemplify the evolution of storage technology, meeting the demands of users who require expansive storage without compromising on performance. Whether you're a content creator handling large projects, a professional managing substantial datasets, or a gamer with a massive library, these SSDs offer a robust and efficient solution. As the storage landscape continues to evolve, these 4TB SSDs stand as powerful symbols of what is achievable in the realm of high-capacity, high-performance storage.

T500 2TB SSD: The Ultimate Gen 4 Choice

Crucial T500 2TB SSD The Gen 4 All-Around SSD

A Robust Replacement for the P5 Plus

A “do-it-all” Gen 4 SSD that could function just as well in PCs, laptops, or PS5 systems without compromising TLC flash or a DRAM cache has long been desired. With its single-sided, economical design and enough performance, the T500 2TB SSD appears to be that drive on paper. Despite the impressive figures that Gen 5 SSDs have achieved, a useful drive is ultimately far more sensible.

With the P5 Plus, Crucial tried, but failed in many aspects, not the least of which was the lack of a heatsink option or the potential for a 4TB SKU at launch. With the hardware prowess of the formidable T700 combined with the knowledge gained from that experience, the T500 2TB SSD creates an intriguing device that must be carefully navigated amidst formidable rivals.

On the one hand, premium performance at an affordable price has been made possible by the launch of the DRAM-less Maxio MAP1602 controller with 232-Layer YMTC TLC flash. With the Lexar NM790 and Addlink A93, single-sided, efficient drives with cooling choices compatible with PS5, this combo is especially delicious at 4TB.

Although the slower, QLC-based Crucial P3 Plus or Corsair MP600 Core XT may be purchased for a little less money, the recent price reductions make it difficult to resist the tempting 7 GB/s with TLC deliciousness.

The absence of DRAM on these new SSDs is where they falter. The truth is that more recent DRAM-less controller architectures have done a fantastic job providing users with an excellent experience. However, certain applications simply perform faster on more robust SSDs with a local DRAM cache because old habits die hard.

In this aspect, the original eight-channel Gen 4 controllers have long been the best option; they are available at a reduced cost; the Silicon Power XS70 or something similar comes to mind. However, these drives are not without limitations; their application in laptops and other mobile devices is limited by the controllers’ higher power consumption, higher operating temperatures, and non-uniform component layouts.

The best design for laptops and tiny form factor devices is a single-sided, cooler design. This also applies to several portable gaming consoles including the PS5. New releases like as the WD Blue SN580 are well-liked models, but you have been left out in the cold if you want full Gen 4 performance and DRAM.

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Corsairthe well-known brand of PC components and peripherals, today announced a new product designed especially for gamers or for those professionals who have to carry a large amount of data with them wherever they go.It is the Corsair EX100U a pocket-sized external storage unit that can be taken anywhere due to its small size. size of 79 x 37 x 11 mm being smaller but slightly thicker than a credit card and can be easily stored in your pocket.This size does not renounce to a high amount of storage since the capacity goes from 1TB to 4TB through to a 2TB model, using a USB Type-C Gen 2 interface to achieve sequential read and write speeds of up to 1600 MB/s.Wired to connect to almost any deviceIncluded with this high-performance USB "spike" are. USB Type-C to Type-C and Type-C to Type-A cables so we can connect the unit to any PC, MAC or console, while its protective casing keeps it safe from external damage (plus it comes with a three-year warranty).As for its availability, the Corsair EX100U unit goes on sale today. at a price of 139.99 for the 1TB version, 249.99 for the 2TB version and 619.99 for the 4TB version. eventosScrollLoad.push(function() !function(f,b,e,v,n,t,s)if(f.fbq)return;n=f.fbq=function()n.callMethod? n.callMethod.apply(n,arguments):n.queue.push(arguments);if(!f._fbq)f._fbq=n; n.push=n;n.loaded=!0;n.version='2.0';n.queue=[];t=b.createElement(e);t.async=!0; t.src=v;s=b.getElementsByTagName(e)[0];s.parentNode.insertBefore(t,s)(window, document,'script','https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/fbevents.js'); fbq('init', '1409147109150647'); // Insert your pixel ID here. fbq('track', 'PageView'); );

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