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Intel's 2nd-gen Optane Memory M15 upgrades storage performance speeds

Intel’s 2nd-gen Optane Memory M15 upgrades storage performance speeds

Posted on May 30, 2019 By Jarvis

Intel’s “2nd-gen” Optane Memory devices finally increase the number of PCIe lanes.

Buried among 10th-gen Core laptop CPU news, Intel unexpectedly dropped an update to its Optane Memory platform that ups storage performance, but doesn’t increase capacity.

Intel describes Optane Memory M15 as a 2nd-generation version of the original Optane Memory M10 released last year. Optane Memory exists mostly as a caching-style technology that helps speed up the responsiveness of your most commonly accessed files on larger hard drives and SSDs. It’s not intended for use as a primary drive.
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