According to reports, Sabrent’s Rocket 4 Plus 8 TB is based on the Swarm master and delivers up to 7,100 MB/s sequential write speeds and up to 6,000 MB/s sequential write speeds. In order to efficiently dissipate heat under high loads, the SSD is equipped with a PS5-compatible aluminium heat sink.

Sabrent’s Rocket 4 Plus 8TB SSD is not currently available on domestic e-commerce platforms.

The Corsair MP600 PRO NH SSD on sale at Jingdong is priced at RMB 7,499, with a read speed of up to 7,000 MB/s.

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According to TechPowerUp, the Sabrent Rocket X5 PCIe 5.0 SSD is currently measured at 14GB/s.

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As shown above, the Sabrent Rocket X5 is a typical heatpipe + fan-cooled PCIe 5.0 SSD with read speeds of 14,179 MB/s, write speeds of 12,280 MB/s, and 4K single-threaded read speeds of 106 MB/s and write speeds of 448 MB/s.

According to the report, the SSD still uses the Qunar E26 controller, and the flash memory is Micron’s 232-layer B58R NAND, and the 14GB/s speed is probably due to the use of the latest firmware.

The latest 12,400 MB/s PCIe 5.0 SSDs from Shadowrun and Ingenuity are already available, with Shadowrun 2TB at 2599 and Ingenuity 2TB at 2699.

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According to the introduction, this SSD expansion card supports 2230/2242/2260/2280 form factor, can run PCIe 4.0 speed, also backward compatible with PCIe 3.0/2.0 SSDs. cooling, the expansion card is equipped with a small fan + heat sink active cooling. Officially, to use this expansion card, the motherboard must support PCIe Bifurcation channel splitting technology.

Price, Sabrent this model EC-P4BF expansion card has been on Amazon, priced at $100.

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Sabrent’s new Rocket 2230 Q SSD adopts a 2230 size and M.2 specification design, so it can be put into a narrower body, which is convenient for Steam Deck, Microsoft Surface and other devices to expand the hard drive, and users can store more data and games. And Sabrent Rocket 2230 Q SSD also supports NVMe PCIe 4.0 transmission protocol.

Sabrent’s new Rocket 2230 Q SSD is currently in pre-sale status. You can choose a 2TB hard drive capacity.

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The Rocket CFX Type B memory card launched this time supports a capacity of up to 2TB, a read speed of up to 1800 MB/s, and a write speed of up to 1700 MB/s.

When users use 1TB or higher storage capacity, the sustained write speed can reach up to 1300 MB/s, meeting any type of high-definition recording needs; in addition, up to 300,000 IOPs allow users to quickly access all photos and files.

Rocket CFX Type B memory cards support LDPC, ECC RAID, end-to-end data protection, SmartRefresh, wear leveling, and support for TRIM.

Rocket CFX Type B memory cards are backward compatible with certain XQD cameras. They also use the card reader at the highest-rated speed.

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According to reports, this cable has passed the Thunderbolt 4 certification and can also be used for Thunderbolt 3 and USB-C devices. It also complies with the USB 4 specification and can provide a 100W power supply under the USB PD 3.0 standard.

According to officials, this cable has a built-in E-Marker chip, and the active cable can more reliably transmit data and power over a length of 2 meters. This cable fully supports DisplayPort 1.4, built-in 4-channel video signal transmission, and supports 8K / 60Hz or dual 4K / 60Hz resolution.

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As shown above, the USB-C docking station can vertically insert an M.2 SSD and a 3.5-inch mechanical hard drive, with the M.2 SSD socket having a heat sink. Both drives support offline cloning. The USB-C docking station features a USB 3.2 Gen 2 interface with 10Gbps speed.

The Sabrent DS-UNHC docking station is available now on Amazon for $79.99 (currently about RMB 542).

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According to reports, this SSD expansion card uses an aluminum casing with a built-in cooling pad to keep the SSD cool, reliable and safe. In terms of compatibility, this expansion card supports M-Key NVMe SSD and supports Windows 8.1+ and macOS 10.3.3+ operating systems.

The Sabrent PCIe 3.0 x4 expansion card (EC-P3X4) is now on Amazon, priced at $179.99 (currently about 1217 CNY).

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The Sabrent Rocket 2230 features a single-sided design and is equipped with Qunar’s new E21T SSD host and Micron’s 176-layer TLC NAND with PCIe 4.0 interface and up to 5GB/s.

In terms of capacity, the Sabrent Rocket 2230 SSD is available in 256GB, 512GB and 1TB models, with TBW of 200TB, 300TB and 600TB respectively.

According to official data, the Sabrent Rocket 2230 SSD has sequential read and writes speeds of 4,650 MB/s and 1,900 MB/s for the 256GB model, 5,000 MB/s and 3,700 MB/s for the 512GB model, and 4,750 MB/s and 4,300 MB/s for the 1TB version, respectively. The 256GB SSD has 220,000 IOPS read and 470,000 IOPS write speeds, while the 512GB SSD has 440,000 IOPS and 920,000 IOPS respectively; the 1TB version has 450,000 IOPS and 545,000 IOPS respectively.

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According to reports, this series of memory cards has a capacity of up to 2TB, a read/write speed of up to 1,800/1,700 MB/s, and a sustained write speed of up to 1,300 MB/s.

The Sabrent Rocket CFX Type B memory card has an optional capacity of 512GB, 1TB and 2TB. The series is also backward compatible with select XQD cameras.

Officially, the Rocket CFX Type B memory card uses SSD-level controllers and flash memory, supports LDPC, ECC RAID, end-to-end data protection, SmartRefresh, wear leveling, and support for TRIM.

The Sabrent Rocket CFX Type B memory card will be available soon, and the price has not yet been announced.

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