Comment by xenadu02
4 years ago
Please stop replying with misinformation all over this thread.
The NVMe spec is available for free; you should read it.
And you're 100% wrong about the enclosure too. It's driven by an Intel TB bridge JHL6240 and the drives are PCIe NVMe m.2 devices. Power specs are identical to on-board m.2 slots with PCIe support (which is all modern ones). There is no USB involved.
See my other reply to you where I explain what Flush actually does (your comments about it are also completely wrong).
I apologize.
Your TB test sounds valid but did you verify with manufacturer that power loss protection or power failure protection works in your TB enclosure? Is that a fair assumption or do you need to ask?