Capable of 11,000 MB/s, cool running, and certified 20K TT elite performance makes Biwin's M560 the best retail-ready DRAMless we've ever encountered.

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Samsung's 990 2TB SSD is the first SSD we've tested to come arrayed with V9 VNAND, but it's QLC at Gen4 speeds, so the performance is not that exciting.

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With a raw capacity of 256TB and an IU of only 16K, Micron's 6600 ION can deliver far better random programming speeds than anything else in its class.

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For a mere $400, HighPoint's 1604L can get you up to 59 GB/s throughput and even do so from the x16 PCIe Gen5 slot furthest from the CPU.

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For a mere $400, HighPoint's 1604L can get you up to 59 GB/s throughput and even do so from the x16 PCIe Gen5 slot furthest from the CPU.

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Based on 6nm technology, Phison's E37T controller powers the first DRAMless SSD capable of maxing out the PCIe Gen5 interface at more than 14.9 GB/s.

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Seagate's newest FireCuda, the X1070, is single-sided and super power efficient, making it "optimized" for handheld gaming devices.

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Memblaze's new PBlaze 7 Ocean series is the first QLC SSD we've encountered capable of delivering over 3.3 million random read IOPS.

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Orico's K20 Mini 2TB Ultra-Thin MagSafe drive is the best of its kind we've tested. It's universally compatible with all devices, reaching up to 2000 MB/s.

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Massive capacity and massive performance on the go is what the TERRAMASTER D4 SSD four-bay DAS is all about. Let's take a close look.

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It's our first hands-on with Phison's Pascari X200P Series, and this drive does not disappoint, setting new lab records for sequential throughput and more.

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With a higher level of 8K random read performance than anything in its class, Micron's 9550 Pro E1.S SSD is ideal for read-intensive AI storage compute.

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