Multicore Processors

Tracer_Bullet said:
Corsair MP600 PRO NH at 10298 + amazon ICICI CC discounts.

Does not have many reviews and some reviews might say its top tier ( and competing with KC3000) but its not exactly that as they switched to slower flash. But has TLC + DRAM + PCIE4 and should be faster/competitive with SN580/SN770 (as per @guest_999) and with higher sequential speeds.

Good enough for me and faster than other options at this price. We never got usa type deals here.
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oh.. you are talking about M2 .. as was thinking about Sata
 
Emperor said:
oh.. you are talking about M2 .. as was thinking about Sata
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Should make no difference for cloning. Reflect is very nice software, have also used it a couple of times to repair windows startup when i was messing around.
Only thing to note is that update support for free version is ending this year i think.
 
Tracer_Bullet said:
Corsair MP600 PRO NH at 10298 + amazon ICICI CC discounts.

Does not have many reviews and some reviews might say its top tier ( and competing with KC3000) but its not exactly that as they switched to slower flash. But has TLC + DRAM + PCIE4 and should be faster/competitive with SN580/SN770 (as per @guest_999) and with higher sequential speeds.

Good enough for me and faster than other options at this price. We never got usa type deals here.
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I'm curious as to the warranty slip for the ssd properly lists the serial number? The price seems again like they're clearing out old stock.
 
calvin1719 said:
I'm curious as to the warranty slip for the ssd properly lists the serial number? The price seems again like they're clearing out old stock.
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SSD packaging slip has matching serial no. And import month was october i think.
Few other items that i ordered did not have serial no and i need to contact them. Irritating.

Anyway, its decent price, but not necessarily a steal, compared to what USA guys got few months back when prices fell like crazy one last time and bottomed. ( SN850 2TB at 90$ i think)
 
This is off-topic, strictly speaking; but don't think this really merits a new thread. So, leaving it here and to the mods to move (sorry for the potential trouble), in case this gains enough traction in discussions.

I got reminded of typing this:
BullettuPaandi said:
unless there's a new technique to improve performance or efficiency or whatever the market is looking for, without increasing number of cores.
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as I was watching the recent video from Hardware Unboxed comparing impact of cache vs cores on gaming.


I also remember reading this review of the 5800x3D showcasing the impact of cache on other applications on Linux.

It does seem like cache could be a significant selling point, if not already; and if the gaming industry AND the professional tools/softwares industry manages to help sell enough of these fat-on-cache processors, I don't know if the general consumer applications might could be designed for more cache, so much so that no RAM speed or capacity would make up for it.

I bet Chrome would use some cache; but that's simply because Chrome seems like the app that'd use anything and ask for more. I haven't used any professional softwares such as for video editing, 3d rendering, etc. so I don't know where more cache could be of help. But, I'm interested to know; so kindly share what you do.

Thanks!
 
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