From: V@nguard.LH   
      
   "Mr. Man-wai Chang"  wrote:   
      
   > Announcing Native NVMe in Windows Server 2025: Ushering in a New Era of   
   > Storage Performance | Microsoft Community Hub   
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   > ... more ....   
   >   
   > Modern NVMe devices—like PCIe Gen5 enterprise SSDs capable of 3.3   
   > million IOPS, or HBAs delivering over 10 million IOPS on a single   
   > disk—are pushing the boundaries of what storage can do. SCSI-based I/O   
   > processing can’t keep up because it uses a single-queue model,   
   > originally designed for rotational disks, where protocols like SATA   
   > support just one queue with up to 32 commands. In contrast, NVMe was   
   > designed from the ground up for flash storage and supports up to 64,000   
   > queues, with each queue capable of handling up to 64,000 commands   
   > simultaneously.   
   >   
   > .... more .....   
      
   Wonder if it will reach non-Server editions, like Home or Pro.   
   HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Policies\Microsoft\FeatureManagement\Overrides   
   doesn't exist on my Win11 Pro instance.  I doubt adding it would have   
   any effect since it's very likely an option only for the Server edition.   
   Speed is addictive, and users even of non-Server editions strive for   
   best performance (that is bug-free and stable).   
      
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