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http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/toshiba-xg5-nvme-bics-nand-ssd,5099.html?utm_source=notification
>Despite Toshiba's troubles with regulatory agencies, bankers, governments, and partner Western Digital, the company has a new advanced flash poised to change the storage landscape. For the last year, analysts have placed the NAND market's recovery on the shoulders of Toshiba's BiCS flash production. IMFT, Samsung, and Sk Hynix play a role, but Toshiba is the linchpin because 3D BiCS is the uncertain piece of the puzzle.
>Both Toshiba and partner Western Digital have announced products with third generation 3D NAND, but neither company has products in retail. We can now say that BiCS-powered SSDs are coming and we won't have to wait until 2018.
>The new flash utilizes 64 stacked layers and comes in 256Gbit (32GB) and 512Gbit (64GB) die, but vendors will use different die for different applications
>The XG5 is the first SSD featuring Toshiba's new BiCS flash
>Toshiba and manufacturing partner Western Digital have both stated that 2-bit per cell NAND (MLC) is dead for the consumer market.
I don't know what the fuck the 3d is about but here
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>>61550430
Don't care unless it means cheaper SSDs
>I don't know what the fuck the 3d is about but here
I believe its because they've stacked the die, so they made it more than 2 dimensions
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>>61550430
Imagine the difference between population center transport logistics in regards to horizontal sprawl and clustered glass towers.
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>>61550462
>I believe its because they've stacked the die, so they made it more than 2 dimensions
>Imagine the difference between population center transport logistics in regards to horizontal sprawl and clustered glass towers.
Ahhh. sounds so simple if you put it like that. Hopefully this introduction will lower inferior product prices
>Now that the XG3 with 15nm planar MLC is end of life, several them are available from different sellers. MyDigitalDiscount has 20,000 XG3 SSDs available in three capacities. The XG3 512GB currently sells for just $200 (Mydigitaldiscount.com) and $219.99 (Amazon). There's a good chance we will see the XG5 sell as a gray market product at some point, as well.
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>>61550430
>TLC NAND
nice meme
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You mean QLC NAND
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