так можно и до рампаги дойти)

готовимся к эвенту) будет холодно))

Это да, проблема Ну, пережду очередной пик до 80 р зимой

You may want one of these for your video editing, workstation, or maybe even your gaming rig. That's fine, but there are a few things you need to consider. First, enterprise parts are tuned for random access across the entire drive, meaning a consumer SSD / firmware would likely perform better with consumer workloads as it is tuned for that purpose. Second, and more important in the case of Intel Datacenter parts, is the matter of 'assertion'. IT specialists don't like wasting time on intermittent faults and silent data corruption. If something is wrong in the slightest, an IT Pro just wants the thing to fail hard so they can replace it and get that portion of their network back up ASAP. As such, Intel programs their DC SSD firmware to enter an 'assert mode' at the slightest sign of trouble. An asserted Intel SSD is effectively a bricked SSD that won't do anything further as it is meant to be replaced. Even if most of the data was good, it will no longer be readable. That's not to say Intel's Datacenter SSDs are bricking left and right, but an SSD 750 (consumer version of the P3xxx) will push through many faults and attempt to continue operating while those same issues would instantly assert a P3520. Moral of the story - don't use an enterprise part for consumer purposes unless you are employing an enterprise-level redundancy / backup regime.

Это да, проблема Ну, пережду очередной пик до 80 р зимой, я все равно ближе к лету брать думал.

предположу - skylake-e, возможно, будет иметь нативную поддержку для Intel Optane.
х99.. ну только если какие-то-нибудь *костыли чья-то добрая душа* придумает.