Samsung SM1625 SAS SSDs

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Patrick

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I am considering adding these to the round-up. SSD Product Catalogue | Samsung Semiconductor Global Website

Personally, I would be willing to use Samsung drives in a datacenter environment. I did not find much on reviews, other than with a dual port controller one is supposed to be able to hit over 800MB/s per drive. The press release says these have power loss protection and 10 drive writes per day for 5 years.

Since there are so few reviews, anything I should be aware of?
 

MiniKnight

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I'm wary of products with no reviews... at all. Samsung does make lots of SSDs though
 

Patrick

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So the four drives arrived today. Similar larger form factor like the Pliant / Sandisk Lightning SAS SSDs.

I have 2 in the bench rig right now.
 

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They make the SLC Pliant 206s's look slow. Like 2x the higher QD 4K and sequential speeds on the quick benchmarks. They are hitting a full 550MB/s read/ write in ATTO too using only single-port configuration.
 

Chuntzu

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Nice! Really glad to see these are quick, going to be using as wb cache with nl-sas drives with storage spaces.
 

Chuntzu

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Supposedly per sandisk email I just got to enable wide port you use the windows mpio driver....not shire how still, but at least I'm getting somewhere on figuring out how to enable wide port config.