Micron RealSSD™ C400 Demo

A simple demo showing the stark differences Micron's new C400 RealSSD drive can make in an ordinary laptop installation.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Micron Technology
• SSD
• solid state drive
• RealSSD
• C300
• C400
• hard drive replacement
• lapop
• Lenovo

[26psyside]

@GatecrasherSlim

I wish you guys done your homework before fall into marketing gimmicks like seqential read/write speeds.

The Old C300 is faster then the C400 in the 4K read/write segment, why upgrade for actually (slower) SSD regarding (read world performance) is beyond me!

[GatecrasherSlim]

wish my c300 would run as fast as it should lol. would be tempted to get a c400 if i thought it would work.

[mwiktorow26]

@Cptcolo That's quite GOOD parameters! This really look promissing. Stunning Host Write maksimum - 72TB. Nice.

[Dudemag]

whats the read/write of the c400 256gb?

[cptcolo]

@mwiktorow26

1. It will be notciable, but not enough for me (power user) to worry about

2. 72 TB rated and certified,

3. 50,000 4K random IOPS, according to Anand Lal Shimpi

[cptcolo]

More laptops need to adopt the 1.8" standard, their is no need for 2.5" ssd. Same price, but 1.8 is smaller. Thanks for the info. I am really excited to see this working in the Lenovo T410s. I currently own that Laptop, and you guys know your stuff to own that laptop

[Orlyowl8]

Nice stuff :D 

[SoftTmies]

Well done! I would like to get one of those :)

[mwiktorow26]

I've got some questions:

1) how big is overprovisioning due to 25nm process (as I know it has only 1000 R/W cycles compared to 34nm 3000 R/W) ?

2) how much GB/TB could be write in SSD life ?

3) how much MB/s C400 get in 4KB - 4KB-Q32 tests ? (also compared to C300)

thanks in advance.

[doive1231]

Excellent!