Flash Storage Interfaces
Flash Storage Interfaces :
Flash storage for computer memory comes in a variety of interfaces including USB, SATA, M.2, and PCIe. With USB 3, external drives can enable speeds that internal hard drives just barely hit, making them a great candidate for portable OS drives. SATA 3Gb and 6Gb are the most common formats in desktops and notebook computers. At speeds well beyond 500MB/s a second read and write, the 6Gb version mostly eliminates bandwidth bottlenecks. PCIe and M.2 connected flash storage hold bandwidth that allows for future expansion and represents the extreme end of speed-demanding solutions, at 985MB/s and 1969MB/s respectively
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