#optane memory

Intel Optane memory is the second product to utilize Intel's 3D XPoint technology after the Optane SSD DC P4800X announced last March. Optane memory is not a standalone storage solution, though, as it works in existing storage drive and memory. While it may sound good to help with older PCs, Optane memory is only supported in Kaby Lake systems. Optane memory solutions will available through international retailers in 16GB and 32GB capacities with prices of $44 (~Php2,200) and $77 (~Php3,900), respectively. This time around, they are outfitting the budget gaming laptop with Intel Optane Memory. Except for that Intel Optane Memory module and weaved chassis design. Just a little primer, Intel Optane is designed to help overall speeds of a device's operation thanks to it's 3D XPoint NVM technology, a big step up to standard NAND Flash. Again, Optane is a kind of storage, so this will take up the M.2 slot on the Nitro 5 that's supposed to be reserved for SSDs. Acer Nitro 5 with Intel Optane specifications: 15.6? Read more in our articles including "Intel Optane memory to be available for $44" and "Acer Nitro 5 with Intel Optane Memory launched in the Philippines, priced".