When choosing an M.2 PCIe NVMe SSD, you have a few choices available. There are a couple of generations, with most listings ranging between Gen 3 and Gen 5. PCIe Gen 5 is the latest and most capable ...

SSDs have quickly replaced hard drives as the go-to storage in most computers, and that's because SSDs have evolved far more ...

The best Gen 4 drives can do around 7.3GB/s. So something in the region of 14.5GB/s to 15GB/s should be feasible eventually for Gen 5 drives. But probably not quite for the first Gen 5 SSDs.

Complete new portfolio of industry-leading Micron G9 NAND data center SSDs is the first to utilize the industry’s 9th ...

The Crucial T710 SSD was already more affordable than its competition, but today it's an unbeatable deal for a cutting-edge M ...

Nearly all of the best SSD deals we saw during Prime Day are over, with the exception of one. Right now Amazon is still offering the Samsung 990 Pro 2TB PCIe 4.0 M.2 NVMe solid state drive (SSD) with ...

Instead, to enable Gen 5 storage on an Intel platform, the 16-lane graphics link must be split in two, freeing up eight lanes for a PCIe Gen 5 drive connected via an add-in card rather than the ...

MSI's new Gen 5 SSD is pretty fast, at least in benchmarks. Credit: MSI TeamGroup also unveiled its own PCIe 5.0 SSD, albeit with an InnoGrit IG5666 controller, which is a first.

This is why we're seemingly in the midst of a PCIe Gen 5 SSD arms race, where hardware makers are looking to push read and write speeds to levels that would have seemed impossible a few short ...

Kioxia’s first PCIe Gen 5.0 SSD will arrive with storage capacities ranging from 2TB to 8TB in Q4. The company is preparing a second product for 2022 with capacities from 1.6TB to 15TB.

With Sony fitting the PlayStation 5 with an SSD offering "raw bandwidth higher than any SSD available for PCs," it looks like the PCIe 4.0 standard is set for console evangilisation for next-gen ...

Home > Computing 14GB/s PCIe Gen 5 SSDs Debut at Computex With Bulky Coolers Two new SSDs are promising the fastest speeds ever for an M.2 SSD, but they seem to require a bit of active cooling.