Many of our readers were surprised to see Plextor moving from high-quality Toshiba Toggle NAND to a somewhat slower Intel NAND in its new M5S series. It appears that the new M5S series are not the top performing parts coming from Plextor this summer and something faster awaits us.
The new drives will reportedly be called M5P and the design uses Japan-made Toshiba Toggle DDR MLC.
Performance is sure to be higher than what the current Intel NAND is able to achieve. The new cells are manufactured at Toshiba’s Japan semiconductor FABs in the company’s 19nm technology.
We’re very curios to find out what will the durability be for such NAND as this is the main issue with smaller transistors. The smaller the technology gets, the less durable the NAND cells are.
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The performance numbers are not “out of this world,” but the most important aspect is the fact that Marvell powered SSDs usually manifest the same level of performance no matter what kind of data is stored on them.
The very popular SandForce SSDs have real issues with uncompressible data and most of them show much lower performance if they’re not completely empty of data.
SSDs powered by Marvell controllers offer a constantly high level of performance.
There will be three initial models in Plextor’s new M5P series with capacities ranging from 128 GB to 512 GB.
Performance wise, it will be interesting to see how the 512 GB model will perform as we know that the 88SS9187 chipset has better IOPS performance and there will also be a 768 MB DDR3 DRAM cache integrated on the PCB.
Via: Plextor M5P Performance Series SSDs Coming This Month
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