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Can you give me a version for idiots on what it's supposed to do?

As for now, it's a shit SSD.

>ships in Q4 2017

kek

looks like an M.2 SSD

pcworld.com/article/3154754/storage/heres-what-intels-optane-will-look-like.html

>the initial drives are expected to be 16GB and 32GB in size

Dead on arrival

M and B keyed
That's SATA or pcie x2 at best.

>slower than SSD
>less capacity than SSD
>more expensive

Just buy a bigger SSD and/or RAM.

It's storage that will look on paper 100x faster than SSDs but in real world use be 1% faster for 15 dollars a gig.

The point of it is significantly lower response times and latency than usual ssds, to be used as cache drives. Not sequential speeds.

But does it have lower response times and latency than DDR3 memory?

> 1000 times faster 1000 times more reliable
> 3x faster, 3x endurance
> 2017Q4 16/32 GiB
> EVENTUALLY offer capacity exceeding today’s SSDs while approaching system RAM in performance
> maybe
> or not
What a fucken meme.

>Intel® Optane™ memory and a 7th Gen Intel® Core™ processor2 deliver a snappy PC experience with short boot times, fast application launches, extraordinary gaming and responsive browsing.

Straight from their website

Intel Optane is a joke!

...

Intel Turbo Memory 2

It will probably have a fuckton of random read and write performance. Right now PCIe meme SSDs still have roughly the same random read and write performance as SATA and they are only page addressable.

I have 32gb worth of ram.
Why can't windows 10 just loads itself, in it's entirety (around 12gb) on start up?

jews

Just set up a ramdisk and install windows on that. Boot up time will be a lot slower though, as it needs to read those 12GB from a non-volatile memory.

it'll probably be cheaper to get 64gb ddr4 kits, or even128gb, and simply make a ram disk.

It's an SSD claimed to be as fast as DDR2
Unfortunately, in the few years that Xpoint/optane has been shilled, Samsung released the 960 pro which is just about as fast as Intel originally promised optane would be

DDR 3? No
DDR 2? That's what Intel is saying

Would this hookup through the PCIe lanes?

A 960 pro has about double the random performance of normal SATA SSDs
Not like NVME/SATA makes one shit worth of difference for SSD performance before the saturation

Yes, as Z270 specifically comes with extra PCIe lanes "specifically for optane support"
Nobody knows what that means other than its PCIe-based. Is it locked down to z270?

This, they waited too long and lost the speed game.
Now they have a product that's just marginally faster and most likely 8x more expensive than the Samsung monsters.

was going to ask what the endurace is, but at just 3x, its useless as a cache drive

Why not just use fucking RAM then?