Samsung MZ-V6P512 User Manual

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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Solid State Drive

Samsung Solid State DriveWhite Paper© 2013 Samsung Electronics Co.

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Enhancing SATA Performance with RAIDToday’s SSDs are maximizing the performance potential of the current SATA 3.0 interface generation. One way to inc

Page 3 - Why SSDs Are Awesome

similar to a single SSD. Its purpose is redundancy. As such, the array will continue to operate as long as at least one drive is still functioning. Ca

Page 4 - Durability

Although it may all look the same, all NAND is not created equal: SLC, 2-bit MLC, 3-bit MLC (also called TLC), synchronous, asynchronous, ONFI 1.0, ON

Page 5 - Bringing it all together

advances in semiconductor technology that allowed engineers to squeeze more bits into each cell. Capacities ballooned from megabytes (MBs) to gigabyte

Page 6 - SATA Revisions

On top of all of the above advancements, the modern trend towards increasing storage densities has a convenient side benefit – with higher capacities

Page 7 - SATA Version

Traditional vs. DDR NANDThe advent of DDR NAND was a key breakthrough in increasing NAND speed. Traditional NAND, also known as “Single Data Rate (SDR

Page 8 - How do I enable AHCI?

So why choose one standard over the other? The latest ONFI NAND chips, because ONFI has alternated between synchronous and asynchronous methods, must

Page 9 - AHCI Wrap-up

While an SSD might look like a simple device on the surface, there is a great deal of complexity behind the scenes. In order to ensure that your SSD s

Page 10 - RAID Levels

25000200001500010000500000 100 200 300 400 500 600Garbage CollectionNow that we know a bit about why the SSD needs free blocks to be readily available

Page 11 - Why Samsung

around old data. Once a block is full of pages that all contain invalid data, that block is considered free and may be erased.The TRIM command is sent

Page 12 - NAND Basics

This content is designed to help facilitate a general to moderate understanding of SSD technology as well as Samsung’s industry leadership and unique

Page 13 - MLC NAND Today

Over-Provisioning (OP), the practice of allocating a specific, permanent amount of free space on an SSD, is a widely-used method for improving both SS

Page 14 - Industry Trends

which ensures that no single cell is written to more than others. This process also requires data to be copied from one block to another, which furthe

Page 15 - Toggle NAND vs. ONFI NAND

In today’s mobile world, security is a major concern for both individuals and businesses. With the 840 and 840 Pro Series SSDs, Samsung is adding peac

Page 16 - Why Samsung?

Choosing the Right OptionWith the introduction of the SSD 840 and 840 Pro Series SSDs, Samsung has added AES hardware-based SED technology to its cons

Page 17 - Understanding SSDs

SMART (also written S.M.A.R.T.), which stands for Self-Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology, is an industry standard reliability prediction i

Page 18 - Garbage Collection

DIPM (Device Initiated Power Management) feature. Thus, with this feature enabled, this attribute excludes any time the device spends in a “sleep” sta

Page 19 - Wear Leveling

With the abundance of Benchmarking Utilities available and the varying results they can report, it can be confusing to decide which tests to pay atten

Page 20 - Over-Provisioning

maximum random performance is represented by 4KB at QD 32. Random performance is most often reported in Input/Output Operations per Second (IOPS), whi

Page 21 - Closing Thoughts

based on what system component the user wishes to stress. The problem with this approach, however, is that most applications are not very storage-cent

Page 22 - Protect Your Privacy

The best approach is always to look at a variety of test results together, as one particular test in isolation can never show the whole picture of a d

Page 23 - Enabling AES Encryption

Solid State Drive (SSD) technology has been receiving a lot of attention recently – and for good reason. It represents the first major advancement in

Page 24 - Communicating With Your SSD

The three most crucial components of any SSD are the NAND flash memory, the controller, and the firmware. The first does the critical task of storing

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Integration MattersHaving full control over the NAND, controller and firmware has major implications both for performance and reliability. Samsung has

Page 26 - Benchmarking Utilities

In such a crowded SSD market, it can be confusing to figure out which brand to trust or which drive to buy. Many vendors use the same components, repa

Page 27 - PCMark Vantage and PCMark 7

to offer excellent performance throughout its useful lifespan. With its simple upgrade solution and sustained, industry-leading performance, the Samsu

Page 28 - Your Results May Vary

10With the SSD marketplace becoming increasingly crowded, it can be difficult to decide which vendor to trust with your business’ precious data. With

Page 29 - Samsung’s Approach

drive health and prepare for replacement before a catastrophic drive failure, saving countless hours of frustration and significant repair expenses.Tr

Page 30 - Why Integration Matters

11Migrate Your Data in 3 StepsOne of the biggest pain points for new users when upgrading from their Hard Disk Drive (HDD) to their new Solid State Dr

Page 31 - Integration Matters

automatically moved to your new SSD. The process time will vary depending on how much data is being copied, and whether you’re transferring over SATA

Page 32 - The Samsung Advantage

12IntroductionWith Magician 4.0, Samsung is introducing a host of improvements designed to enhance user experience and to make Magician’s features mor

Page 33 - Trust Samsung

the fastest possible performance. Features like “Hibernation Mode,” “Virtual Memory,” and “indexing,” which require extra writes to the SSD in order t

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Let’s continue with an analogy. Imagine you are making a cake and you need to collect all of the ingredients. You have a big house – and a kitchen to

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frequently perform data searches on their PCs (e.g. business PC users working with Microsoft Outlook or regularly searching for documents) may benefit

Page 36 - Migrate Your Data in 3 Steps

mode. By default, Magician chooses “High Performance” mode for all configuration profiles because SSDs consume considerably less power than their HDD

Page 37 - The Single Best PC Upgrade

Brand Product Marketing TeamSung-Hee Lee, DirectorWoody Yang, Senior ManagerJustin Erfort, Assistant Manager Kyung-Min Lee, Assistant ManagerFlash Sof

Page 39 - Explanation of OS Settings

a CD player. What happens when it is bumped around too much? Now think about your digital MP3 player. Comparing those devices, which would you trust m

Page 40 - Power Setting Options

SATA is the name of the interface standard that allows a storage device, in this case an SSD, to communicate with a host system, in this case a PC or

Page 41 - System Restore Options

mSATABuilding upon the foundations of SATA 3.1, mSATA was designed to address the rising trend of continually shrinking Notebook computers. Smaller pr

Page 42 - Contributions

Maximize SATA Capabilities with AHCIAHCI, Advanced Host Controller Interface, is an open interface championed by Intel to allow the use of advanced SA

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the PHY into reduced power consumption mode, contributing to the drive’s reputation for having the industry’s lowest idle power consumption. Without H

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