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Publicación: 2020-03-04, Autor: Nathan , crítica de: legitreviews.com
So, will the Micron 5100 MAX work well as a consumer drive? Yes, but don't expect it to be faster than the consumer drives that are on the market today. The Micron 5100 MAX was designed to handle write-intensive workloads in enterprise environments, but c...
The Micron 5100 MAX is a SATA SSD for data centers were endurance for write-intensive tasks are paramount; balanced with an approachable price point...
Publicación: 2017-02-21, Autor: Jeremy , crítica de: myce.com
The Micron 5100 MAX is one of the best performing SATA Enterprise drives we have tested. With regard to 4K Random Writes and Sequential Writes, it is the fastest. The Quality of Service is also excellent.At the start of this review I posed the question...
Publicación: 2017-02-14, Autor: Sean , crítica de: thessdreview.com
Resumen: Historically, flash has been expensive, but within recent times cost of NAND has dropped significantly and flash's lower TCO has helped to make them a no brainer. From the latest and most advanced PCIe SSDs to the tried and true SATA SSDs, data centers an...
Publicación: 2017-01-31, Autor: Allyn , crítica de: pcper.com
Resumen: Micron paper launched their 5100 Series Enterprise SATA SSD lineup early last month. The new line promised many sought after features for such a part, namely high performance, high-performance consistency, high capacities, and relatively low cost/GB (tha...
Resumen: Today's datacenter is being overwhelmed by large quantities of data. Traditional spinning media cannot keep up with this data deluge. Spinning media is no longer cost effective or powerful enough to keep up with the IO demand generated in the modern era...
