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For reference, in the Intel Optane Memory User Interface and Driver for System Acceleration driver version 17.2.0.1009 release notes, Intel says that: ...
A recent Optane Memory driver update added support for Intel’s budget-friendly 8th-gen Celeron and Pentium CPUs, as Anandtech noticed this weekend.
Intel on Wednesday, April 10, is announcing the Optane H10 Memory with SSD. When paired inside new gaming laptops and desktops from HP, Dell, and Asus, the new storage drive promises to launch ...
Using Intel's Rapid Storage Technology Driver, the company says Optane Memory automatically caches your most common computing tasks to accelerate them. The company claims it also improves system ...
Intel makes setting up Optane Memory a breeze. Provided you’ve got a compatible system and Optane Acceleration has been enabled in the BIOS, users simply have to install the driver package and ...
Intel Optane memory is making a lot of big promises. It's a low-latency, high-response memory module that sits in front of your hard-drive, translating into faster launch, save and load times on ...
"During a major OS update, all devices are reinstalled with the best matching drivers. With the 17.5.0.1017 RST driver, the way the Intel Optane memory pinning components are installed was modified.
The Optane drives are much faster than even the increasingly common NVMe SSDs, but the Intel Optane Memory isn’t meant to replace those. Instead, you can install the Optane Memory alongside just ...
Compatible with new PC systems featuring 11 th gen Intel Core processors, Intel Optane memory H20 comes in single sided M.2 2280 form factor sticks and in a choice of 0.5 and 1TB capacities.
Intel's new 3D XPoint-based Optane memory technology requires Kaby Lake-based CPU. Anthony Garreffa Gaming Editor Published Feb 22, 2017 2:27 AM CST Updated Nov 3, 2020 11:56 AM CST 1-minute read time ...
Intel lists the Optane Memory H10 with up to 2,400 MB/s sequential read and 1,800 MB/s sequential writes. Intel didn't list maximum random performance in our documentation but shows queue depth ...
Extreme performance with Intel® Optane® DCPMM Along with terabyte main memory capacity workstations and “fat” computational nodes, HPC users can also benefit from persistent Intel Optane DCPMM memory ...