In the computing industry, we’ve lived with PCIe as a standard for a long time. It is used to add any additional features to a system: graphics, storage, USB ports, more storage, networking, add-in cards, storage, sound cards, Wi-Fi, oh did I mention storage? Well the …
The roll-out of PCIe 4.0 support to consumer NVMe SSDs has been a long, drawn-out process so far, but it is progressing. Two waves of high-end SSDs have now hit the market, and last year we saw several brands introduce QLC-based SSDs using the now-outdated first-wave …
Sabrent’s 4TB Rocket 4 Plus is so fast it’s heading for the moon. I’ve already reviewed the Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus SSD, which managed to pick up our best award with full marks for being incredible. Here we are again with the same family of speedy …
Mushkin has announced two new product lines for PCIe 4.0 M.2 SSDs. Following on from last year’s introduction of the ALPHA series, the new DELTA and GAMMA drives continue Mushkin’s recent trend of using Phison’s SSD controllers and reference designs. The ALPHA uses the Phison E12S …
The transition to PCIe 4.0 is in full effect, with more and more computers and motherboards having the new standard. Whether or not the user truly needs the benefits of PCIe 4.0 is debatable, but it is still cool regardless. After all, it is important to …
Corsair is launching a new round of PCIe 4.0 M.2 NVMe SSDs based on the latest reference designs from Phison plus Corsair’s own heatsink designs. Starting off, the Corsair MP600 CORE is their first PCIe 4.0 SSD with QLC NAND flash memory. This uses the older …
RGB lighting is amazing — it’s a fact. It has the ability to make a great product even better. True, some people hate the inclusion of RGB in so many products nowadays, but to them I say, either buy a different product or simply turn the …
Kioxia (formerly Toshiba Memory) is announcing the new XD6 series datacenter NVMe SSDs, featuring PCIe 4.0 support and using the EDSSF E1.S form factors. The XD6 is Kioxia’s first mass-produced product to use an EDSFF form factor, and may end up being one of the first …
Silicon Motion has announced the official launch of their first generation of PCIe 4.0-capable NVMe SSD controllers. These controllers have been on the roadmap for quite a while and have been previewed at trade shows, but the first models are now shipping. The high-end SM2264 and …
