The SK Hynix Gold P31 1TB’s key performance metrics are mostly what you’d expect for this class of drive. Peak bandwidth is around 3.5GB/s for both reads and writes, which is plenty.

SK hynix jumps into the consumer M.2 SSD game with the Gold P31, a high-performance PCIe NVMe drive available at a great value. Reviews By Cale Hunt published 7 September 2020 ...

The P31 NVMe SSD from SK Hynix performs like a top-tier drive even though it's priced much lower. It's also first out of the gate with 128-layer TLC.

SK hynix drops its first retail NVMe SSD, and it is an SSD done right. ... Best Deals: SK hynix Gold P31 1TB NVMe PCIe Gen3 x4 M.2 SSD. Today 7 days ago 30 days ago; $198.86 USD.

SK hynix has introduced a new 2TB Gold P31 Ultra-low-power Solid State Drive (SSD) following on from the release last year of the 1 TB and 500 GB capacities. The 2TB version is finished with a ...

SK Hynix is offering the Gold P31 in two capacities: 1TB and 500GB. As far as we can tell, both drives are rated to deliver up to 3,500MB/s of sequential read performance and up to 3,200MB/s of ...

SK hynix launched the 2TB version of its Gold P31 SSD. The SSD features read/write speeds of 3,500/3,200MB/s. The 2TB model is available for $280 through Amazon.

Read more: SK hynix Gold P31 1TB NVMe M.2 SSD Review Bringing you up to speed on SK hynix and its Gold P31 -- is that it packs the world's first 128-layer 3-bit NAND chips and is some of the ...

SK Hynix P31 1TB NVMe PCIe 3.0 SSD for $80 from Amazon (was $167) This is an especially speedy NVMe SSD, especially considering it's a PCIe 3.0 SSD, when considering its reads and writes of up to ...

As SK hynix's first portable SSD, ... Available with 512 GB or 1 TB of storage, the X31 comes standard with two USB cables (C-to ... It also shares key component materials with the Gold P31, ...

“The X31 combines SK hynix’s technologies which enabled optimal power consumption in the Gold P31 and the highest specifications for a consumer SSD in the Platinum P41.

The old SK Hynix Gold P31 was a bit of a clunky old thing, limited as it was to the PCIe 3.0 interface and a controller chip with a mere four memory channels. The new Platinum P41? It's got it all.