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Review: Sabrent Rocket 4 PLUS 2TB NVMe SSD (breaching that 7 GB/sec)
Sabrent recently released the Rocket 4 PLUS M.2 NVMe SSD series. Powered by a mightily fast PS5018-E18 controller this Sabrent offer might become one of the most compelling SSDs we've tested in a while. If you like endurance and PCIe 4.0 performance levels breaching 7 GB/sec, of course.
Read our review here.
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#5889965 Posted on: 02/23/2021 05:38 PM
Those application benchmarks where pretty well everything has the same score say it all - there's just nothing that needs the performance today. Maybe next gen games with the direct to gpu interfaces might start to make use of it...
Those application benchmarks where pretty well everything has the same score say it all - there's just nothing that needs the performance today. Maybe next gen games with the direct to gpu interfaces might start to make use of it...
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#5889999 Posted on: 02/23/2021 07:32 PM
Really an ultimate SSD . Sadly most of the performance goes to waste . Maybe in the future devs will find use for them.
Really an ultimate SSD . Sadly most of the performance goes to waste . Maybe in the future devs will find use for them.
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#5890007 Posted on: 02/23/2021 07:49 PM
I do hope prices drop down considerable in coming years, these NVMe really are not for normal use as Hilbert says. I look foward to the day that prices on these things becoming affoardable, for most people norma Sata SSD are still not Affordable, certian better then when I payed that 180$ for 128gb and. but 100 for 1TB for even Sata SSD is asking alot imo
I do hope prices drop down considerable in coming years, these NVMe really are not for normal use as Hilbert says. I look foward to the day that prices on these things becoming affoardable, for most people norma Sata SSD are still not Affordable, certian better then when I payed that 180$ for 128gb and. but 100 for 1TB for even Sata SSD is asking alot imo
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#5890025 Posted on: 02/23/2021 09:03 PM
it's not that
random read performance on nvme ssd's hasn't really changed for years
Those application benchmarks where pretty well everything has the same score say it all - there's just nothing that needs the performance today.
it's not that
random read performance on nvme ssd's hasn't really changed for years
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sick performance!
will need x8 to brake the pcie bandwidth limit