Intel announces their 600P series of M.2 SSDs

[WYP]

Intel announces their 600P series of M.2 SSDs for the mainstream market.



Read more on Intel's 600P series M.2 SSDs.

 

[Dicehunter]

If the £-$ conversion is decent then we should see some decent prices in the UK on these

 

[AlienALX]

Wouldn't mind a 256gb for my OS but I'd need a PCIE adapter too.

 

[Doomslayer]

Wouldn't mind a 256gb for my OS but I'd need a PCIE adapter too.

Yeah i don't understand why companies like Intel & Samsung include the PCIE adapter it's only Kingston who does.

 

[skullbringer]

Yeah i don't understand why companies like Intel & Samsung include the PCIE adapter it's only Kingston who does.

Because most motherboards without an m.2 slot, don't support booting from an m.2 drive.

And since most people only run their fastest ssd as their boot drive, including a PCIe adapter would mislead customers and cause a lot more support demand on the manufacturers side.

Yes you can run it from PCIe as a secondary drive, but who does tha? . Ok, I do, but I'd consider my self part of 1% of users...

 

[Dawelio]

Green PCB though?... Nah, not my cup of tea.