This means that Samsung enters the QLC (quad-level cell) NAND field for the first time.
In this post, we will walk you through Samsung 860 QVO QLC SSD in detail.
And this SSD uses SATA interface, the maximum capacity can reach 4TB and adopts 64-layer fourth-generation 1Tb V-NAND.
On the Tech Day in October, Samsung took the stage and announced its SSD roadmap.
According to Samsung, QVO stands for Quality and Value Optimized.
That is to say, this company will offer customers SSDs with high quality and low price.
Meanwhile, definite specification and price are offered.
Keep read to learn them.
And this Samsung SSD comes with QLC 3D NANDflash memory.
Compared with other types of flash like TLC, this SSD has increased density and lower pricing.
Unluckily, the new flash can come with low performance and endurance as other new QLC SSDs.
QLC and TLC are two types of flash memory.
But as for QLC vs TLC, what are the differences and which one is better?
This post answers to you.
This is because 860EVO focuses on value instead of speed.
For performance seekers, they should choose EVO or PRO models.
860 QVO SSD will be available in three capacities including 1TB, 2TB, and 4TB.
Moreover, 720 TBW is for the 2TB model and 360 TBW is for the 1 TB model.
By contrast, the Samsung 860 Evo (4 TB) has an endurance of 2400 terabytes written.
Pricing
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As of today (November 22), Samsung hasnt released any official information about this SSD.
But the retailers in Europe expect the SSD to launch in December 2018.
