In January, the SSD price soared rapidly from 5% to 10%. This phenomenon was caused by several factors. On the one hand, the memory chip used for cache has insufficient production capacity. On the other hand, the silicon foundries slow down the production of 55nm and 40nm semiconductors, which greatly affects the market supply. Plus, the increasing PCB (printed circuit board) and the capsulation cost push rise in SSD price.
For the SSD suppliers, new opportunities go along with new challenges as the SSD prices increases continuously. This tendency urges them to improve SSD production and develop new products. Meanwhile, the SSD market will be more competitive, and the SSD suppliers should try every means to stand out in the market.
SSD has many advantages in properties, such as fast read-write speed, well shock resistance, small size and less noise. How can we select a cost-effective SSD? The followings are the comparison between the hot SSDs.
Note: The NGFF interface is also known as the M.2 interface. SATA 6GB/s is the third generation of SATA (Serial Advanced Technology Attachment) and “6GB/s” is the maximum data transmission speed supported by the SATA version.
SATA SSD and M.2 SSD are the main SSD types now. You should check the mainboard-supported interface when selecting a suitable SSD. The M.2 interface is supported by many new mainboards, and the SATA3.0 interface is usually used in the SSD with the old specification.
Therefore, if the mainboard merely supports the SATA 3.0 interface, the SATA SSD is your only choice. If the mainboard supports the M.2 NVMMe interface, you can pay for the more expensive M.2 SSD to get faster read-write speed, compared with the SATA SSD.
There are the recommended SSD with different interfaces.
After selecting a new SSD, we should back up the old SSD and replace it with the new one. We suggest that you use Renee Becca to
back up the SSD data and transfer to the new one. The followings are more details.
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