I'm trying to look for information on the reliability of NVMe drives, and can't find any. Is there any information comparing SATA SSDs to NVMe SSDs in terms of long-term reliability? Do they fail in different ways? The controllers are completely different, and I assume the NAND modules are as well, so they might be more/less reliable as a medium.
For example, how bad would a RAID0 be?
RAID0 is always bad.
Someone post the pic.
If you have to ask you don't need RAID 0 NVME drives.
PCI-e 4.0 drives would be better anyways.
The flash memory is going to be basically the same.
>PCI-e 4.0 drives would be better anyways.
Come to think of it, won't PCIe 4.0 allow for near-RAID0 speeds on a single drive?
Why would you configure NAND drives in a RAID, especially RAID0?
The NVMe controllers aren't that good yet.
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Is it even worth it to get a m.2
Only if you have a drive to put in it. Whether it's SATA or NVMe is another question and depends on your use.