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Abstract: Announced earlier this year, Micron's RealSSD P320h PCI Express-based SSD promises to be an enterprise workhorse. A custom controller, single-level cell NAND, amazingly low latency, stellar random I/O, and incredible endurance combine to blow us away. ...
Best performance possible from 2.5" bay, Bandwidth and I/O performance in the range of dedicated all-flash arrays, Easy to service with hot-swap capabilities
Must trade 8 traditional 2.5" bays for 4 Express Flash bays
The combination of Dell servers and the 2.5" Micron P320h offer a truly unique storage solution that provides the fastest possible storage in the 2.5" form factor. For users who want the performance PCIe offers and the serviceability of standard front-mou...
Micron's RealSSD P320h has a lot going for it. But, like most enterprise-oriented products, it does its job best in very specific environments. Fortunately, what the P320h does well is applicable to many different types of high-end storage that recom...
Fastest PCIe Application Accelerator we've tested to date, Very low average and peak latency, Excellent performance parity in Windows and Linux environments
Limited to SLC NAND, Tops out at 700GB
The Micron RealSSD P320h is a well-executed, complete offering for enterprises that want the best of what PCIe storage has to offer. The P320h is the top performer in its class, driving excellent and consistent multi-OS performance thanks to Micron compon...
Native PCI Express design, No SATA Or SAS Bridging, Blazing fast high queue depth Reads, Great write performance at high queue depths as well, SLC endurance along with ECC and RAID 5 (RAIN) redundancy, Half-height, half-length compact design
Expensive, Immature Windows platform validation and drivers, Falls flat under shallow queue depths and workloads
A Note on Stability and Drivers: All was not rosy with the Micron P320h, however, and while the Engineering team at Micron has spent much of its time validating on Linux and Server Chipset-based platforms from Intel, the Windows driver we've been working...
Update: Micron tells us that the P320h doesn't support NVMe, we are digging to understand how Micron's controller differs from the NVMe IDT controller with a similar part number.For Micron's first PCIe SSD, the P320h performs very well. Random read and w...
Published: 2012-10-15, Author: Christopher , review by: thessdreview.com
This evaluation focused on Linux performance, but we did run tests under Windows as well. Windows and Linux both schedule IO a little differently, and Redmonds OS has some additional overhead that can prevent the P320h from hitting quite the same heights ...
The P320h signifies Micron's entry into the PCIe application accelerator market, and they certainly know how to make a big entrance. The Micron P320h is a dominating high-end SLC product for the most demanding customers at a time when many of Micron'...
Il futuro degli SSD non ha niente a che vedere con le interfacce SAS o SATA, almeno per come le conosciamo oggi. Per raggiungere velocità di trasferimento di 8 o 12 Gb/s su un computer desktop servirà molto probabilmente un'applicazione dell'infrastruttur...
