As of now, here is the available storage in this system: The latest addition to the storage family is a brand new 512GB Samsung 950 PRO M.2 PCIe NVMe card that just arrived from Amazon yesterday afternoon. By design, this system has several different types of storage devices, so I can take advantage of the extra PCIe bandwidth in the latest Intel Z170 Express chipset, and do some comparative testing. I have some details about this system as described in Building a Z170 Desktop System with a Core i7-6700K Skylake Processor. Check them out here.)Ī few weeks ago, I built a new Intel Skylake desktop system that I am going to start using as my primary workstation in the near future. So - I am curious as to what these different categories actually mean? I've tried to look on youtube and online - only to find basic information.(New: we’ve published a range of SQL Server interview candidate screening assessments with our partner Kandio, so you can avoid hiring an ‘expert’ who ends up causing problems.
Results are presumably below par as the USB3.0 adapter is bottle necking - was too lazy to unplug and open my case to hook up to SATA - besides, wanted to get actual USB 3.0 results that I could expect - as the setup is being used specifically for my Xbox One to get some better performance out of certain games.įinally - just for the hell of it, I ran the test on my 1TB Western Digital Passport, external HDD - and WOW! I had no idea how slow HDD's were compared to SSD's!!!! (Also presumably slower than a HDD connected thru SATA) Test : 1024 MiB (x5) Īlso, I found a 250gb Samsung 850 EVO at work, which I formatted and I have hooked up via a USB3.0 Case Adapter.
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