Stap 8 vertalen
Stap 8
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Back to the business of taking things apart: next up are these twin "SSDs”.
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Unlike a standard SSD, which has the controller logic onboard, these raw flash modules only have an interface buffer—the PCIe/NVMe controller lies elsewhere. More on that in a bit.
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Under a couple stickers we find some Torx screws. Off they go!
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Each blade is designated Apple EMC 3197, model 656-0061A.
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Popping the shields off, we encounter some chips:
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SanDisk SDRQF8DC8-128G (four per card, two top and two bottom, for a total of 512 GB × 2 = 1024 GB)
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Apple 338S00285 power management IC (likely)
| - | [* black] Back to the business of taking things apart: next up are these twin "SSDs." |
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| + | [* black] Back to the business of taking things apart: next up are these twin "SSDs”. |
| + | [* black] Unlike a standard SSD, which has the controller logic onboard, these raw flash modules only have an interface buffer—the PCIe/NVMe controller lies elsewhere. More on that in a bit. |
| [* black] Under a couple stickers we find some Torx screws. Off they go! | |
| [* black] Each blade is designated Apple EMC 3197, model 656-0061A. | |
| [* black] Popping the shields off, we encounter some chips: | |
| [* red] SanDisk SDRQF8DC8-128G (four per card, two top and two bottom, for a total of 512 GB × 2 = 1024 GB) | |
| [* orange] Apple 338S00285 power management IC (likely) | |
| - | [* black] Unlike a standard SSD, which has the controller logic onboard, these raw flash modules only have an interface buffer—the PCIe/NVMe controller lies elsewhere. More on that in a bit. |
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