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Over the last year, the enterprise-oriented offerings from Micron have been a mixed bag. While we really liked its PCIe-based accelerators, the P400m couldn't quite stand up to its competition. That was especially disappointing considering the company's e...
Unlike typical client applications which are generally low queue depth and read intensive, enterprise applications cover everything from read heavy to write heavy, from small blocksize to large blocksize, from low queue depth to high queue depth, and ever...
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Published: 2014-04-29, Author: Kristian , review by: anandtech.com
Abstract: While the client SSD space has become rather uninteresting lately, the same cannot be said of the enterprise segment. The problem in the client market is that most of the modern SSDs are already fast enough for the vast majority and hence price has become...
High Endurance, Top Notch NAND, Speedy 4K Random Transfers, Overall Performance
Pricing Not Disclosed, Larger Sequential Transfers
The Micron M500DC In 480GB and 800GB FlavorsMicron doesn't disclose pricing on its enterprise-class drives, but we were told the Micron M500DC series will be "priced competitively versus drives targeting the same market segment" and that they'll be availa...
Strong results across our range of synthetic benchmarks, particularly with 4k transfers, Value pricing, Quality components, Update 5/13/2014: Fantastic SQL Server performance
Incredibly high latency in SQL Server workloads Update 5/13/2014: Working with StorageReview, Micron has improved SQL Server performance, Trails the Intel and SanDisk comparables in MarkLogic NoSQL testing
The M500DC Enterprise SSD combines Micron's expertise in NAND engineering and manufacturing, Marvell controllers, and the Micron XPERT technology stack. The M500DC targets the light-enterprise use case which generally consists of server boot duty, rea...
Over the last year, the enterprise-oriented offerings from Micron have been a mixed bag. While we really liked its PCIe-based accelerators, the P400m couldn't quite stand up to its competition. That was especially disappointing considering the company's e...
Published: 2014-05-08, Author: Paul , review by: tweaktown.com
The key to any deployment is to maximize application performance in the smallest footprint possible. In the past, this usually consisted of SSDs tailored for the most intense workloads. This doesn't mesh well with administrators when the workload doesn't...
Abstract: Выпустив SSD Micron M500DC , Micron поддерживает ту тенденцию, которая уже нераз прослеживалась в последнее время, а именно: деление портфеля SSD-накопителей на несколько отдельных категорий, где каждое из устройств нацелено на выполнение отдельной задачи...
