Intel SSD 330 Series Drives

Asked By Hamilton Honny 60 points N/A Posted on - 05/13/2012

Intel announced SSD 300 series drives but it seems like 180GB is the biggest one.

Is there anything bigger out there?

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Answered By Wagura lorna 0 points N/A #159401

Intel SSD 330 Series Drives

Yes the world's fastest, largest capacity Optimus SSD, a drive with up to a record 1.6TB in storage that can also read up to a gigabyte of data per second. The 2.5-inch drive also promises write speeds of 500MB/s and will be available in smaller 200GB, 400GB, and 800GB capacities, in addition to that 1.6TB monster.

Smart Modular Technologies is the maker of this SSD with storage capacity of 1.6TB in storage.

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Answered By Meyers Marchan 5 points N/A #159402

Intel SSD 330 Series Drives

Hi,

 

There is a new and alternative seed out in the market now you can select not just 180gb of storage there are some 250gb of 

 

storage like Kingston SSD have 250gb  and the hyperx have also 250 capacities of storage I use uses a 512 GB sized hard drive just select what you want.

 

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Answered By Meyer Updike 0 points N/A #159403

Intel SSD 330 Series Drives

Hi,

For the SSD 300 series, there is a 240GB capacity, 2.5 inch SATA drive product named Intel SSD 335 Series. Here is also Intel SSD 330 series of the same capacity and size with a lithography of 25 nm while Series 335 has 20nm.

Intel SSD 320 Series has a 600GB capacity of the same size with an interface of SATA-3.0 GB/s. 

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