At the 2022 Flash Memory Summit, AMD and Phison demonstrated the E26 master PCIe Gen5 SSD running on the Ryzen 7000 platform, with a speed of 10GB/s, which failed to meet Phison’s previous claims. 12GB/s.
Now, an article released by Gigabyte explains the problem, saying that the current E26 master chip can achieve a super-fast read speed of 10 GB/s with 3D-TLC flash memory with a bandwidth of 2400MT/s. In addition, the R&D team continues to verify the new generation of materials and NAND flash memory particles, which further improves the overall performance, and the read speed can reach more than 12 GB/s.
Corsair’s overseas website announced the new MP700 PCIe 5.0 SSD, coming to AMD AM5 platform, with the same speed of up to 10GB / s. This means that the PCIe 5.0 SSD that will be launched next month along with the Rex 7000 processor may be up to 10GB / s.
For reference, initial models of PCIe 4.0 can reach 5GB/s, while current flagship models can reach over 7GB/s, such as Samsung’s new flagship SSD 990 PRO with sequential read speeds of up to 7450 MB/s.
