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SK hynix Announces New NVMe Consumer Drives At CES 2020

by Adam Armstrong

Today at CES 2020 in Las Vegas, SK hynix Inc. announced two new PCIe NVMe SSD families. The new drives are the Platinum P31 and Gold P31 PCIe NVMe consumer Solid State Drives (SSDs). The new SSD families along with several of SK hynix products will be showcased at the company’s booth #13529 at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2020, which is being held from January 7th to 10th in Las Vegas, Nevada.


Today at CES 2020 in Las Vegas, SK hynix Inc. announced two new PCIe NVMe SSD families. The new drives are the Platinum P31 and Gold P31 PCIe NVMe consumer Solid State Drives (SSDs). The new SSD families along with several of SK hynix products will be showcased at the company’s booth #13529 at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2020, which is being held from January 7th to 10th in Las Vegas, Nevada.

These new NVMe SSDs are built with SK hynix’s 128-Layer NAND flash (what the company states is the first 128-Layer NAND to go into mass production). The drives also leverage HYPERWRITE technology that is said to accelerate sequential write speeds using SLC buffer. With these technologies, SK Hynix claims the drives can hit up to 3.5GB/s sequential read and up to 3.2GB/s sequential write. From an endurance perspective, the Platinum P31 offer up to 1,500 TBW. According to the company, the names “Platinum” and “Gold” represent two different product segments within SK hynix’s series of consumer SSDs, where Platinum indicates flagship models, and Gold the mainstream versions.

Specifications

Model Platinum P31 Gold P31
SSD capacity 2TB 1TB/500GB
Product Type Internal SSD Internal SSD
Interface PCIe NVMe Gen 3 PCIe NVMe Gen 3
Form Factor M.2 (2280) M.2 (2280)
NAND Type 128-layer NAND 128-layer NAND
Controller SK hynix Controller SK hynix Controller
Sequential Read up to 3,500MB/s up to 3,500MB/s
Sequential Write up to 3,200MB/s up to 3,200MB/s
Warranty 5 years 5 years
TBW 1,500TBW 750TBW

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