Does all x399 support Nvme?

[jack1940]

Does all x399 support Nvme?

[Billy_Mays]

Those are PCIe so they will work on most motherboards

[Droidbot]

1tb 960evo is much better value..

[jj9987]

Yes, although I don't see a reason to go with Intel 750 series when you can get Samsung 960 Pro for much cheaper and it is quite a bit faster too (which might not be noticeable, depending on the load). Or Evo to save up some money.

[Tiwaz]

1 minute ago, Droidbot said:

1tb 960evo is much better value..

yea and m.2 is a waste of money, in a real world scenario there will be no difference except maybe 2 seconds less booting time or loading of a game. I's just get a 1TB 850 evo

[jack1940]

3 minutes ago, jj9987 said:

Yes, although I don't see a reason to go with Intel 750 series when you can get Samsung 960 Pro for much cheaper and it is quite a bit faster too (which might not be noticeable, depending on the load). Or Evo to save up some money.

I would like to know the details.  

[simpson1143]

Yes however I don't believe RAID is supported.

[jack1940]

Just now, simpson1143 said:

Yes however I don't believe RAID is supported.

You're right. It really doesn't supported.

[jack1940]

19 minutes ago, Droidbot said:

1tb 960evo is much better value..

I consider from the angle of the MTBF.

[jack1940]

19 minutes ago, jj9987 said:

Yes, although I don't see a reason to go with Intel 750 series when you can get Samsung 960 Pro for much cheaper and it is quite a bit faster too (which might not be noticeable, depending on the load). Or Evo to save up some money.

I consider from the angle of the MTBF.

[Droidbot]

Just now, jack1940 said:

I consider from the angle of the MTBF.

Then go for the 960 PRO. The flash means it is INSANELY durable, with its SATA based brother the 850 PRO having the record for the most writes before the drive died. 

[jack1940]

12 minutes ago, Droidbot said:

Then go for the 960 PRO. The flash means it is INSANELY durable, with its SATA based brother the 850 PRO having the record for the most writes before the drive died. 

Thank you. I'll think it over.I just don't trust Samsung very much, because they fake it in the test software and make the TLC SSD numerical value look good.I know 960 isn't TLC.But Samsung is a company without corporate spirit.And the Note7 explosion, and memory prices, are related to samsung.Samsung's only care about the money in the hands of consumers.In addition, I didn't find the MTBF.

[jj9987]

59 minutes ago, jack1940 said:

Thank you. I'll think it over.I just don't trust Samsung very much, because they fake it in the test software and make the TLC SSD numerical value look good.I know 960 isn't TLC.But Samsung is a company without corporate spirit.And the Note7 explosion, and memory prices, are related to samsung.Samsung's only care about the money in the hands of consumers.In addition, I didn't find the MTBF.

Samsung's SSDs are known for their great reliability and large TBW.

Their mobile department is whole different story.