As if the SN570 wasn't already vastly faster than the competition at the same price point.
In fact, the pricing of SSDs is so good right now, that you might as well get an SN770 for the 1TB category, since it's only like $5 more compared to the SN570.
I wonder if WD will discontinue their Green SN350 series, since it's the same price as the SN570.
Faster??? Doesn't even hit 5 GB/s. Less than a million random io. Price point might be reasonable, but do you really want to sacrifice one of your nvme port with one of these?
Yes, I totally sacrificed the only NVMe slot in my laptop for one of these, and I don't care, because it was either the WD SN570, or Intel 670p, Crucial P3, Solidigm P41 Plus, or Lexar NM610 pro
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meacupla - Wednesday, June 28, 2023 - link
As if the SN570 wasn't already vastly faster than the competition at the same price point.In fact, the pricing of SSDs is so good right now, that you might as well get an SN770 for the 1TB category, since it's only like $5 more compared to the SN570.
I wonder if WD will discontinue their Green SN350 series, since it's the same price as the SN570.
andychow - Wednesday, June 28, 2023 - link
Faster??? Doesn't even hit 5 GB/s. Less than a million random io. Price point might be reasonable, but do you really want to sacrifice one of your nvme port with one of these?meacupla - Wednesday, June 28, 2023 - link
Yes, I totally sacrificed the only NVMe slot in my laptop for one of these, and I don't care, because it was either the WD SN570, or Intel 670p, Crucial P3, Solidigm P41 Plus, or Lexar NM610 proerotomania - Saturday, July 1, 2023 - link
SN570 is *vastly* superior to Solidigm P41 Plus and i670p.