How Acer amplified the performance of its Aspire E15 using the Optane Memory
As the PC market is moving towards faster computing each passing day, Intel has been closely working to deliver new technologies that will not only be good for the latest devices but also give a new edge to the older systems as well. One of such technologies is the new Optane Memory, which was unveiled along with the seventh generation Intel processors. Intel positions Optane memory to offer SSD-like speeds, especially those systems equipped with slower HDDs. As of now, Optane is a bit tricky, both on requirements and implementation. But Acer has managed to bring this new technology to its Aspire E series of budget laptops. But, before we dive into the performance of Acer's laptop, it's imperative to understand the new technology first. What is it? Optane memory is basically a design module developed to deliver hyper-fast speed and improve the performance of a PC or a laptop. Initially, it was introduced as an additional data cache between CPUs and storage ...