by Jordi Bercial 4 hours ago …

There has been a long talk about the impact it may be having the US veto to Huawei , who has seen how, on the one hand, it stopped being able to manufacture its own processors to a large extent, while on the other hand has also been cornered when working with American manufacturers for certain components, but according to what we have been seeing lately, Huawei might not be having as bad a time as it seems.

As we can see in the Iao Technology channel on the BiliBili video platform, who has disassembled the Huawei Mate 40 RS , it has been discovered that there are more differences than originally known at the launch of this version, because inside we find Huawei SFS 1.0 memories instead of the classic UFS.

Thanks to the different benchmarks executed in these terminals, it has been discovered that the Huawei SFS 1.0 memory -which also appears in the Huawei Mate 40 Pro + – is much faster than UFS 3.1, with speeds up to 1280 MB / s read and up to 548 MB / s of writing , so that without a doubt it is a memory according to the price of the terminal and that makes us think if to some extent, the price of the terminal is influenced by this memory .

As a point of reference, UFS 3.1 memory usually reaches about 700 MB / s in sequential read scenarios and between 200 and 300 MB / s sequential write , so that the improvement can be palpable in many scenarios.

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Jordi Bercial

Avid enthusiast of technology and electronics . I messed around with computer components almost since I learned to ride. I started working at Geeknetic after winning a contest on their forum for writing hardware articles. Drift, mechanics and photography lover. Don’t be shy and leave a comment on my articles if you have any questions.