New Flagship Blends Micron 232L 3D TLC and Phison E25

Essential is revealing its most current addition to its Gen4 customer NVMe SSD lineup today – the T500 PCIe 4.0 M. 2 2280 NVMe SSD. It takes control of flagship tasks from the Essential P5 Plus in this classification. The business had actually begun to put concentrate on the high-end customer SSD sector previously this year with the launch of the T700 Gen5 NVMe SSD – it was among the very first to provide more than 12 GBps checked out speeds. The business is now presenting a T-series drive in the Gen4 sector with comparable flagship qualifications – consecutive read and compose speeds of 7400/ 7000 MBps.

The Essential T500 is among the very first customer SSDs to use the Phison E25 controller introduced in 2015. The Micron 232L 3D TLC NAND in the SSD has actually remained in mass production for a couple of quarters now, enabling the business to price the item competitively. Comparable to the T700, this drive is targeted towards players, material developers, and expert users. While PCIe 5.0 SSDs are gradually getting presented into the marketplace, Gen4 systems are still a sweet area in regards to system compatibility, cost, and efficiency for numerous use-cases.

The T500 is releasing in 3 capabilities and 2 versions – a heatsink and non-heatsink one. The 500GB variation is available in a non-heatsink SKU just, while the 1TB and 2TB ones can be found in both versions. Essential is guaranteeing a 4TB variation next year. The business showed that the heatsink SKUs is low-profile enough to be be utilized in the PlayStation 5.

Phison has actually been pressing DirectStorage optimizations in its high-end controllers, and it is not a surprise that the T500 promotes making use of Phison’s ‘I/O+ Innovation’ to interest players. Provided its high-performance nature, it is not a surprise that the E25 controller requires to be geared up with DRAM for handling the flash translation layer (FTL). Essential is utilizing Micron LPDDR4 DRAM (1GB/ TB of flash) in the T500 for this function.

. . .(* )Essential T500 Gen4 NVMe SSD Requirements

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Capability

500 GB

1 TB

2
TB

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Controller

Phison PS5025-E25

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NAND Flash

Micron 232L 3D TLC NAND

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Form-Factor,
User Interface

Single-Sided M.2-2280, PCIe 4.0 x4, NVMe 2.0

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Consecutive Read

7200 MB/s

7300 MB/s

7400 MB/s

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Consecutive Write

5700 MB/s

6800 MB/s (* ) .

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Random Read IOPS

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Random Compose IOPS

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SLC Caching

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TCG Opal File Encryption

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Guarantee

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.(* )300 TBW

. 0.33 DWPD(* ) .

600 TBW

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( 18 cents/ GB )

$ 130(* ) . (Heatsink)( 13 cents/ GB)

.(* )$ 170

.( Non-Heatsink)( 8.5 cents/ GB)(* ) .

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Flash rates is rather low, with the memory market being captured up in among its recessions presently. While this has actually not respected the earnings numbers for the NAND flash/ DRAM suppliers, it has actually equated to outstanding launch rates for even flagship SSDs such as the Essential T500 -beginning with as low as 8.5 cents/ GB for the 2TB non-heatsink SKU.

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800K 1150K 1180K .
300K 600K 1200K .
Fixed/
Dynamic( as much as 20 % of user capability)
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Yes .
5 years(* ) . Compose Stamina
. 0.33 DWPD 1200 TBW(* ) . 0.33 DWPD(* ) .
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MSRP
.(* )$ 90
.(* )$ 120(* ) .( Non-Heatsink )( 12 cents/ GB)
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$ 180(* ) .( Heatsink )( 9 cents/ GB ) . .
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