Product Comparison: Samsung PM883 vs Samsung 883 DCT
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- It works as expected from it. Reliable and very fast.
- it does have great recording speed parameters, which indicates a default reliable mode of operation.
- Not all server disks must have a giant write resource. This one with 480Gb is pretty enough for something small.
- With good read speed, the PM863 is a solution that fits perfectly into the server.
- As this drives advertised for servers, 480GB might be very low capacity.
- Great maximum performance of up to 560MB/s read, 520MB/s write, and throughput up to 98K IOPS read and 28K IOPS write.
- The Samsung 883 DCT SSD impressed from beginning to end of usage with stable high speeds.
- Great SSD for enterprise. Good storage capacity of 960GBs.
- 960Gb of SSD working on ~560 Mb/s read is extremely good value.
- For the purpose of enterprise usage, this drive has not a lot of memory.
- Great drive from samsung. The OS was easily poured from the old onto it, using the native software that was in the set.
- Samsung offers a drive with software for data migration and good reliability.
- First 2.5-inch SSDs using LPDDR4 DRAM memory modules
- PM863 uses TLC 3D V-NAND. This memory allows you to more densely store data.
- A completely ordinary SATA drive, available in a 2.5-inch form factor and having a case thickness of 7 mm and ordinary, means good.
- Specially took for the server, the reliability of the Samsung and good features.
- Aimed at meeting the demands of server storage systems while giving the assurance of end-to-end data protection.
- This one is built off of Samsung’s tried and true V-NAND.
- The drive supports AES 256-bit encryption. And has a mean time between failures of two million hours, which is pretty decent value.
- The Samsung 883 DCT uses a standard 2.5" 7mm design that allows companies to fit more drives in servers compared to the older 9.5mm.