16 a Types of Computer Hard Disk Drives - HP Z Turbo Drive
Introduction
Storage technology with NAND media is outgrowing the bandwidth limitations of the SATA bus. New high performance Storage
solutions will connect directly to the PCIe bus for revolutionary performance improvements. These components will be available in a
variety of form factors and performance levels, designed specifically for certain market segments, and ultimately the costs will
continue to decline as the technology evolves.
Performance
HP Z Turbo Drive
The HP Z Turbo Drive features a PCIe connected SSD, which enables performance levels greater than 1GB/s. This performance is
available at a price that is at parity with today's comparable SATA SSDs. This will enable the highest price/performance ratio for client
grade SSDs.
The HP Z Turbo Drive will be supported on desktop platforms of HP Z Workstations. It will support storage configurations as a Boot
device and as a Data device. The performance gains are significant when connecting to the PCIe bus. The sequential read and write
performance is roughly twice as fast as today's SATA SSD products.
HP Z Turbo Drive 256GB PCIe SSD
Capacity 256GB SSD
NAND Type MLC
Read Bandwidth (128KB) 1.08GB/s
Write Bandwidth (1MB) 800 MB/s
Random Read IOPS (4KB) 120K
Random Write IOPS (4KB) 60K
Endurance (Total Bytes Written) 146 TB
Weight 1.8oz (51g)
QuickSpecs HP Z Turbo Drive
Overview
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Introduction
Storage technology with NAND media is outgrowing the bandwidth limitations of the SATA bus. New high performance Storage
solutions will connect directly to the PCIe bus for revolutionary performance improvements. These components will be available in a
variety of form factors and performance levels, designed specifically for certain market segments, and ultimately the costs will
continue to decline as the technology evolves.
Performance
HP Z Turbo Drive
The HP Z Turbo Drive features a PCIe connected SSD, which enables performance levels greater than 1GB/s. This performance is
available at a price that is at parity with today's comparable SATA SSDs. This will enable the highest price/performance ratio for client
grade SSDs.
The HP Z Turbo Drive will be supported on desktop platforms of HP Z Workstations. It will support storage configurations as a Boot
device and as a Data device. The performance gains are significant when connecting to the PCIe bus. The sequential read and write
performance is roughly twice as fast as today's SATA SSD products.
HP Z Turbo Drive 256GB PCIe SSD
Capacity 256GB SSD
NAND Type MLC
Read Bandwidth (128KB) 1.08GB/s
Write Bandwidth (1MB) 800 MB/s
Random Read IOPS (4KB) 120K
Random Write IOPS (4KB) 60K
Endurance (Total Bytes Written) 146 TB
Weight 1.8oz (51g)
QuickSpecs HP Z Turbo Drive
Overview
DA - 14992 Worldwide QuickSpecs — Version 5 — 1/20/2015 Page 1
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