For most consumers, the 400GB Intel 750 is priced within reach, and for most enthusiasts, the 400GB 750 SSD will provide slightly better OS performance than the 1.2TB version. NVMe (Non-Volatile ...

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Intel has launched new 750-series solid state drives, based on PCIe and NVMe interfaces, enabling substantially higher performance than the company’s SATA SSDs. In fact, the Intel SSD 750 series ...

Intel today unveiled its first consumer-class solid-state drive (SSD) with a PCI Express 3.0 bus and non-volatile memory express (NVMe) high-speed host controller interface. The new 750 Series SSD’s ...

You will have to pay for it, but the new Intel SSD 750 Series is the fastest consumer-grade PCIe SSD currently in the market. With that out of the way, it wasn't all roses... However, the synthetic ...

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So I have this really interesting issue with my PC, which has been troubling me since I bought the Intel 750 NVMe SSD and installed on my Z97 MSI Gaming 7 board years ago. I have gone through Intel ...

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CrystalDiskMark's sequential read test shows the SSD 750 Series 1.2TB drive hitting 1.5GB/s, which is a far cry from the advertised 2.4GB/s. Without the NVMe driver installed the SSD 750 was limited ...

Intel SSD 750 Series (1.2TB) Review This scorching-fast, cutting-edge SSD implements the new NVMe specification and speeds past any other consumer drive we've tested to date. It's a storage ...

It was developed in cooperation with more than 65 companies, including storage-industry and core-system heavyweights such as Intel, Samsung, SanDisk, and Microsoft. Intel and Samsung both released ...