Intel's Optane Memory has been designed to offer high read performance at low queue depths where most of the everyday workloads occur.
As you can see from the 4K QD1 read result in CrystalDiskMark, it certainly makes its mark, with the H10 being three and a half times faster than the standard NAND equipped Intel SSD 760p. Switching to a high queue depth of 32 sees the SSD760p blast past the H10 for both reads and writes.
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