[ GLOSSARY DEFINITION ] Storage

QLC

Quad-Level Cell NAND — four bits per cell, cheap but slower.

Also known as: QLC NAND

Full Definition & Technical Explanation

QLC — Quad-Level Cell NAND — four bits per cell, cheap but slower.

This storage term is part of the CompareTech technical dictionary and helps you read specifications, comparisons, and benchmark data across its device database.

See also: MLC TLC.

Related Technical Terms

MLC
Multi-Level Cell NAND — two bits per cell. Storage
TLC
Triple-Level Cell NAND — three bits per cell, common in SSDs. Storage
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