Intel Optane Memory Family New Members, Optane SSD 900P Series 480 GB, 280 GB, 280 GB 1/2h

Increasing Gaming performance in PC Games is what PC Gamers care about and its seems it is what Intel in promising by the new Intel optane memories technology. And gamers love to hear about more performance, less loading time and smooth gameplay. Intel Optane memory has three new main products right now, the Intel Optane SSD 900P Series : 480 GB Capacity, HHHL (CEM3.0) Form Factor, PCIe NVMe 3.0 x4 Interface. 280 GB Capacity, U.2 15mm Form Factor, PCIe NVMe 3.0 x4 Interface. 280 GB Capacity, HHHL (CEM3.0) Form Factor, PCIe NVMe 3.0 x4 Interface.

Gamers will are loving Intel’s Optane memories, which turbocharges solid-state storage so much that it can even be part of the memory pool with a computer’s usual DRAM. Before Optane technology is used as a “system accelerator”. Now the Optane SSD 900P series of drives that are designed specifically for desktop PCs and enterprise workstations. Based on the 3D XPoint technology, Optane promises speeds that is seven times faster than the competing NVMe SSDs. Intel promises sequential read speeds up to 2500MB/s and sequential writes of 2000MB/s.  INTEL HAS released its first solid-state drive (SSD) to incorporate its Optane DRAM technology. The 900P series is aimed at high-end, such as gaming machines and workstations. The potential RAM of your machine can go from 32GB to nearly a TB if needed. Now Intel is bringing it on home with long-awaited U2 and HHHL format drives in 280GB and 480GB.

 “Games and levels will load faster too – up to 67 percent faster game launch and up to 65 percent faster level load”

Intel claims.

 

Wait times were reduced by 15%, while time loading a saved game state was brought down by a whopping 46%.

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How does the Optane memory actually work?

Intel  Optane  memory was announced in March 2017 and is now available to purchase at stores. “With the increased speed and responsiveness of Intel® Optane™ memory in a 7th Generation Intel Core processor-based system, users can do more with their system, without sacrificing the value and capacity of a hard disk drive.” Intel claimed in their website and news conferences. But how it actually is going to help and how does it work to increase performance? Intel has claimed repeatedly that “Games and levels will load faster too – up to 67 percent faster game launch and up to 65 percent faster level load”

Intel optane is actually is to work like a ram and temporary that bridges between hard-drive and data processes, the only difference is that it is not temporary. Optane holds to data and keeps is on so you do not even lose data like a loaded game if you turn off the PC or even just get out of the game. It learns how the data is being used and keeps the track of user behavior in data the user use. So it can be described as a ram that doe not really lose data and is not temporary.

Optane project code name is 3D XPoint and devised by Intel and Micron. The structure that is generally believed to use some kind of change in resistance to record data, but its performance characteristics and technical capabilities make it appealing for a wide range of applications and specially video games as the giant running apps with huge data loads. One of the most important characteristics of Optane is the capacity. its promising up to about 500 GB in near future. Imaging haming 500 GB of ram, thats dreamy and is very expensive not only because you have to buy a lot of ram but you also need a lot of power and very high end mother board and so on just to support such a large amount of ram memory.

Intel official video to introduce Intel optane structure:

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