If you go to the VROC Information page and look under their FAQ it suggests that VROC will be available for 'selected third-party SSD' and suggests we look at the release notes.
The problem is no release note exist anywhere I have found.
Looking at Intel's m.2 you get a nice 2100GB/s read but writes are like 550 GB/s. No wonder they will only allow Intel SSDs to use VROC cause you are going to need like four of them running in RAID 0 jsut to get up to the write speeds of a Samsung Pro 960.
😕I really hope that intel changes this and does allow other NVMe drive makers to use this technology. Apparently they do on their XEON chips so why not on their high end I9s?
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