02-21-2011 03:30 PM
Hi,
We have a short questions about the internal concurreny of writes:
It is said that Native Command Queuing enables up to 32 concurrent operations, but how many (internal) operations can actually write concurrently.
In a normal HD I have x Read/Write Heads so (in theory) I could perform x concurrent operations on a physical level.
What is the theorectical and physical equivalent to this in the intel x25 e SSD
Thanks
JS
02-21-2011 11:44 PM
The X25-E controller has 10 channels to 10 independent NAND chips so I would assume 10.
02-22-2011 01:02 AM
Would it not depend on queue depth? Performance scaling stops after QD32.
02-22-2011 01:02 PM
If we are talking about concurrent as in how many operations can be performed in a clock cycle... I would guess 10 possible operations possible. If using toggle or double data rate NAND, it would be 20 possible operations in a clock cycle. This is my guessing based on what is public about the drive and assuming the clock is synchronous.
I guess it depends on how the question is framed.... Like how many IOPs do SSDs achieve in sequential reads at different QDs? That would be a different answer...