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Sabrent and Phison's Gen 5 SSDs Push Boundaries to 14,000 MB/s and Beyond
Sabrent has been working closely with Phison to develop a new line of Gen 5 SSDs that pushes the boundaries to 14,000 MB/s, surpassing other companies' 10,000 MB/s range.
Despite challenges, Sabrent is committed to bringing high-quality, top-performing products to the marketplace to improve system performance and user experience. The Rocket X5 Gen 5 SSD has broken records with over 12,000 MB/s in both Sequential Read and almost 12,000 MB/s Sequential Writes. While technology limitations are preventing Sabrent from reaching the 14,000 MB/s goal at this point, the company expects to improve performance even further as they continue to fine-tune the product. As Sabrent works closely with Phison, new technology is on the horizon to achieve groundbreaking results. Stay tuned for Sabrent's other top-performing products as they approach their release.
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#6110679 Posted on: 03/11/2023 03:25 PM
4KQ1T1 is getting better but still only a small fraction of the 2X sequential read gets generation to generation.
Due to the latency, 2X for 4KQ1T1 isn't possible but it would be nice to start seeing a bit more uplift.
The 870 EVO gets about 50MB/S for 4KQ1T1 so going to 100MB/S for this PCIe gen 5 SSD, we only doubled performance since SATA 600. In that same time we went from 560 MB/S sequential read to over 12,000 MB/S sequential read, which is more than 20 times more performance. If they nail that 14,000 MB/S target, that is 25 times faster than the best SATA 600 drives.
Its too bad that Optane was such a mess. Huge potential but impossible to create cheap M.2 versions with large capacity.
I hope by the end of PCIe gen 5 we have SSDs that do ~200 MB/S 4KQ1T1.
4KQ1T1 is getting better but still only a small fraction of the 2X sequential read gets generation to generation.
Due to the latency, 2X for 4KQ1T1 isn't possible but it would be nice to start seeing a bit more uplift.
The 870 EVO gets about 50MB/S for 4KQ1T1 so going to 100MB/S for this PCIe gen 5 SSD, we only doubled performance since SATA 600. In that same time we went from 560 MB/S sequential read to over 12,000 MB/S sequential read, which is more than 20 times more performance. If they nail that 14,000 MB/S target, that is 25 times faster than the best SATA 600 drives.
Its too bad that Optane was such a mess. Huge potential but impossible to create cheap M.2 versions with large capacity.
I hope by the end of PCIe gen 5 we have SSDs that do ~200 MB/S 4KQ1T1.
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#6110744 Posted on: 03/11/2023 08:24 PM
Rumors say there will be a Smart-Home Heating Adaper by SaveThePlanet Inc. so you can leverage the BTU's that thing throws off.
Rumors say there will be a Smart-Home Heating Adaper by SaveThePlanet Inc. so you can leverage the BTU's that thing throws off.
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#6110790 Posted on: 03/11/2023 11:45 PM
nice speeds but heat it put out is amazing too
nice speeds but heat it put out is amazing too
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#6110855 Posted on: 03/12/2023 09:25 AM
heard in level1techs show that they can't go to 14 because no chip can those are "overclocked" results expect more like 12 if not 10
and I wasted my time as the picture already shows that lol
heard in level1techs show that they can't go to 14 because no chip can those are "overclocked" results expect more like 12 if not 10
and I wasted my time as the picture already shows that lol
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I want one to replace my sabrent 4.0 i just dont want active cooling on it.