According to a picture posted by Twitter blogger @momomo_us, he has gotten his hands on the SSD and a benchmark test using CrystalDiskMark confirmed that the SSD can easily exceed 10 GB/s sequential read and write speeds. However, write speeds are slightly lower for smaller capacities (~9.5 GB/s).

In addition, the SSD’s fan runs at a very high RPM during testing, much louder than the standard cooler on the paired Core i7-13700K processor. This may be due to the high usage during the storage test, which is not expected to be as loud during normal use.

The series SSDs feature an M.2 Type 2280 D2 (double-sided) design with a small built-in 20mm fan to aid in heat dissipation, a Qunar PS5026-E26 main controller, Micron 3D TLC B58R flash memory, and a 2TB model with 4GB DRAM cache.

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According to reports, the 2TB model of this series of SSDs has a sequential read speed of 10GB/s, a sequential write speed of 9.5GB/s, a random read speed of 1,500K IOPS, and a random write speed of 1,250K IOPS.

In terms of design, this series of SSDs adopts M.2 Type 2280 D2 (double-sided) design, with a built-in 20mm small fan to assist cooling, the main control is Phison PS5026-E26, the flash memory is Micron 3D TLC B58R, and the 2TB model has 4GB DRAM cache.

The PCIe 5.0 SSD HOF EXTREME 50 released by the domestic manufacturer GALAX has basically the same speed specifications as the CFD Gaming model, and it is expected to be launched in China soon.

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