SSD Write Endurance 25nm Vs 34nm

[Computurd]

think of what the 710 could really do...jesus 30X (projected) of the results we have seen with the 320 would be simply insane...not to mention that the 320 is still running.

Although Intel doesn't set aside any flash capacity as spare area to start, the 100GB drive does have more than 100GB worth of NAND chips onboard. The extra NAND capacity (Intel won't say exactly how much) is dedicated to a RAID-like redundancy scheme that calculates parity bits to protect against data loss due to unexpected flash failures.

very thought provoking that they could achieve this type of performance/endurance with no over-provisioning dedicated to spare area, only as XOR.

also no mention of 25nm SLC anywhere even this "late" in the 25nm game...