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Plextor M6 Pro 256GB SSD Review

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  1. How does the faked ~4000MB/sec speed actually compare to a 4000MB/sec PCIe NVMe drive?

    Why wouldn’t you not use the turbo mode all of the time, and then wipe out the competition?

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  2. Show me an NVMe SSD that uses more than 4 lanes (32Gbit)
    Havent seen any yet.

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  3. I’d be interested to see plexturbo run on an X99 with quad channel DDR4…cough.

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  4. That 4000MB/s is not the actual speed of the M6 Pro. It’s the system’s memory. Meanwhile the speeds in PCIE based SSD’s are really their raw performance speed. Here’s another review: http://thepcenthusiast.com/plextor-m6-pro-ssd-256gb-review/

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