Kodak is back again. This round does not make film, but instead does SSD. 🍋

Based on a brand that has been familiar with since the film era, today, KODAK takes the SSD market seriously with its Pro Performance X300 2TB M.2 NVMe model, with the highlight of this model not speed, but more about durability and data security.

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The core specs run on the PCIe 3.0 x4 standard, supporting up to 2,800 / 2,300MB / s read / write speeds, which compared to the modern era when entry-level SSDs have already moved to PCIe 4.0 speeds of 7,000 / 6,000 MB / s. The X300's numbers may not seem overtones, but a key reason comes primarily from its stability-oriented firmware design approach.

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KODAK optionally uses the Deep ECC algorithm with a multi-layer Soft-decision decoding process to monitor and correct data errors during writing more thoroughly. This approach causes the latency to increase, and the peak speed is not as high as the average gaming model, but at the expense of long-term stability and confidence.

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It also deliberately reduces the operating speed of the NAND chip to 1,200MT / s from this higher achievable potential to regulate temperature, reduce memory cell stress and help prolong life.

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For the 2TB capacity model, it provides a TBW of up to 900TB with 5 years of insurance. It is clearly not designed to emphasize speed, but is suitable for long-term job file storage, whether RAW files, photos, videos, or creators' key projects that require confidence that the data is preserved as safely as possible.

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Source: hkepc

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