According to the introduction, Crucial T500 SSD adopts a Phison E25 controller and Micron 232L 3D TLC NAND flash memory with LPDDR4 cache.

In terms of parameters, this series of SSDs can achieve sequential read speeds of up to 7,400 MB/s, sequential write speeds of up to 7,050 MB/s, random read speeds of up to 1,180k IOPS, and sequential write speeds of up to 1,200k IOPS. 1TB models can achieve a total of up to 600 TBW of write capacity.

In terms of price, the series of SSD 1TB is priced at $ 120 (currently about RMB 878), 2TB at $ 170 (currently about RMB 1244), and the heat sink version of $ 10 more expensive.

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According to the introduction, the new X9 Mobile SSD has the same appearance as the X9 Pro, but the material has been changed from metal to plastic, and the LED light has been cancelled; the 2M drop protection is retained, but it does not support waterproof and dustproof.

The new X9 mobile SSD adopts Micron’s 176L 3D QLC NAND and is equipped with Qunlian’s U17 master control, with transfer speeds of up to 1050 MB/s. 1TB, 2TB, and 4TB capacities are priced at $80 (currently about RMB 585), $120 (currently about RMB 877), and $250 (currently about RMB 1,828) respectively.

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According to the introduction, the new Pro Series DDR5-6000 memory from Arrow offers 24GB single modules with CL48 timings and a voltage of 1.1 V. This compares to the non-JEDEC-specified DDR5-6000 memory currently available on the market with a voltage of 1.35 V and timings as low as CL36.

In terms of price, Crucial’s new Pro Series memory 48 GB set is priced at $166.99 (currently about RMB 1,219).

In May of this year, Crucial launched the Pro series JEDEC specification DDR5-5600 memory, 16G * 2 set debut price of RMB 699, in August of this year, had dropped to RMB 599.

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As previously reported, this mobile SSD uses Micron TLC NAND, which can provide sequential read and write speeds of up to 1,050 MB/s and a capacity of up to 4 TB.

Crucial said that this mobile SSD supports IP55 waterproof and dustproof, the shell is made of anodized aluminum, the interface is USB-C, the weight is 38g, and the official provides a 5-year warranty.

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According to the Previewers Guide revealed in the video, the Crucial T700 comes in 1TB / 2TB / 4TB versions, and the official expected 4K random write speed can reach 1500K IOPS, and the 4K read speed of the 2TB and 4TB versions can also reach 1500K IOPS.

▲ Picture source LinusTechTips, the same below

According to LinusTechTips’ CrystalDiskMark comparison test between Samsung 990 Pro (PCIe 4.0) and CoreTech T700 (PCIe 5.0), the CoreTech T700 does have a spike in sequential reads and writes, but the 4K random reads and writes do not pull away from the Samsung 990 Pro.

The following are other test results:

The Crucial T700 PCIe 5.0 SSD is powered by the Qunar E26 main controller and is equipped with a passive cooler.

As early as the beginning of this year, Crucial announced that it would launch its first PCIe 5.0 SSD, but it has not been available until now. According to the report, the new Crucial will use the latest 232-layer 3D NAND from parent company Micron Technology, and will also work with Phison, AMD, Intel and motherboard manufacturers to further improve the PCIe 5.0 ecosystem.

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As shown above, the T700 PCIe 5.0 SSD from Ingenio uses the Qunar E26 host controller, is equipped with a passive heat sink, and has sequential read speeds of over 12GB/s.

Earlier this year, Ingenio announced that it would launch its first PCIe 5.0 SSD, but it has not been available until now. According to the report, the new Ingenio will use the latest 232-layer 3D NAND from parent company Micron Technology, and will also work with Phison, AMD, Intel and motherboard manufacturers to further improve the PCIe 5.0 ecosystem.

Currently, Intel and AMD’s latest platforms both support PCIe 5.0 SSDs, but the only model listed in China is the Gigabyte Big Eagle 510K, with a read speed of 10,000 MB/s and 2TB for RMB 2,699.

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