Samsung 2.5 inch Enterprise SSD SM863 Series SATA600

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High capacity model of 1.92TB, Excellent overall performance in 8K 70/30 synthetic tests, Very low latency in application tests

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Lower endurance than typical mlc 3d vnand

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Last revision on July 24, 2017

Reviewers Liked

High capacity model of 1.92TB, Excellent overall performance in 8K 70/30 synthetic tests, Very low latency in application tests

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Lower endurance than typical mlc 3d vnand

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The Samsung SM863 is the best performing SATA Enterprise SSD we have tested. When tested with an overprovision of 80GB the SM683 480GB improves upon the performance of its predecessor the Samsung DC 845PRO 400GB. There is only one reservation, with...

By MyCE on July 11, 2016

Samsung is the biggest player in the SSD market with over 30% market share. By leveraging Samsung's latest TLC and MLC V-NAND the PM863 and SM863 continue to solidify their lead by delivering fast and consistent performance. Not only that, but it allows...

By thessdreview.com on September 09, 2015

The Samsung SM863 is solid entrance in the mid-endurance segment that provides robust endurance and solid performance at a low price...

By tomsitpro.com on October 26, 2015

Last year we reviewed the Samsung 845DC EVO and the Samsung 845DC PRO , which at the time was two of Samsung's newest SSDs designed for the rapidly growing datacenter/cloud/hyperscale market. At the time, both drives were very special for not only...

By custompcreview.com on August 23, 2015

The Samsung SM863 is a write-intensive SATA SSD that comes with lots of capacity and performance making it a smart choice in small to large data...

By StorageReview on August 21, 2015

High potential capacities (up to 1.9TB and 3.9TB) and a renewed focus on lower queue depth performance.Still limited to a SATA III interface.If you need large SATA III drives, the SM863 and PM863 perform extremely well.Recently we covered the launch of...

By servethehome.com on August 11, 2015