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08-01-2016 03:06 AM
08-01-2016 03:06 AM
Difference between "Mixed Use-3" and "Mixed Use-2" SATA SSD's
Hello all, I am just looking into finally moving from mechanical drives to SSD but I am a little bit confused about HP's wording on SSD's
The following two disks are exactly the same price but the "mixed use" working is different.
816965-B21 HP 120GB 6G SATA Mixed Use-3 SFF 2.5-in SC 3yr Wty Solid State Drive
804613-B21 HP 200GB 6G SATA Mixed Use-2 SFF 2.5-in SC 3yr Wty Solid State Drive
I can get an extra 80gb for the same price as the 120gb "Mixed Use-3" but I don't understand what i am losing by doing so? ( I can see the IOPS are lower, is it that simple?)
I have tried to find info on what HP's "Mixed Use-<Number>" numbers mean but I have not been very successful.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
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08-13-2016 11:48 AM - edited 08-13-2016 11:48 AM
08-13-2016 11:48 AM - edited 08-13-2016 11:48 AM
Re: Difference between "Mixed Use-3" and "Mixed Use-2" SATA SSD's
I don't know the difference between mixed use 2 and 3 but this HPE SSD Data Sheet has tables that have quants for many different SSDs.