Re:Intel's Thunderbolt Share is a speedy sneakernet replacem...
by vardump on Tuesday August 20, 2024 @06:06AM
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For example Crucial T705 [0] can do 14.1 GB/s sequential reads. That's 113 Gbps. Requires PCIe5, though.
A lot of "old" NVMe disks can also do over 50 Gbps. Samsung 980/990, WD SN850X come to mind right away. You could run two in a RAID-0 configuration to get over 100 Gbps.
A lot of "old" NVMe disks can also do over 50 Gbps. Samsung 980/990, WD SN850X come to mind right away. You could run two in a RAID-0 configuration to get over 100 Gbps.
[0]: https://uk.pcmag.com/ssds/150961/crucial-t705