"PCIE GEN5" content on TweakTown - Page 1

Seagate enters the fray with a PCIe Gen5 SSD, the FireCuda 540, which just so happens to be the second-best performing consumer SSD we've ever tested.

KIOXIA's CM7-V is the first PCIe Gen5 Enterprise SSD we've tested. As you might imagine, it offers by far the most performance we've experienced to date.

Retail listings are pointing to an imminent release for Seagate's first PCIe Gen5 SSDs, so we're expecting an official announcement soon.

The Galax HOF Extreme 50S PCIe 5.0 SSD has been revealed and it will offer up a speed increase over its predecessor and the same active cooling solution.

Patriot Memory and Viper Gaming brought the company's first high-speed PCIe Gen5 SSD to Computex 2023, and its cooler is impressive and small.

Today, the world's best-performing retail SSD is finally available. Crucial's T700 is armed and ready to take your PCIe Gen5-enabled PC to the next level.

SSTC, the upstart Vietnamese hardware retailer, is the first to get a 1TB Gen5 SSD into the TT lab. And yeah, it's the fastest 1TB SSD we've ever tested.

Corsair jumps on the speedy 10,000 MBs bullet train and brings the best value to date for a PCIe Gen5 SSD with its MP700 2TB model.

Corsair's high-speed PCIe Gen5 M.2 SSD is here, with the new MP700 offering up to 10 GB/s speeds. But you'll need to supply the cooling.

Micron brings forth its 2000MT 232L flash through its retail arm Crucial, whose 12,400 MBs capable T700 PCIe Gen5 SSD offers up 20 percent more throughput.

GIGABYTE, through its AORUS brand, brings 10,000 MB/s throughput to the masses and with the first effective passively cooled E26-controlled offering.

Micro Center is bringing value to Gen5 NVMe SSDs with its 10,000 MB/s speedster, the inland TD510 2TB, powered by Phison's E26 controller.

SSTC, the Vietnamese retailer best known for its extreme value offerings, is the first to get a retail PCIe Gen5 SSD into the TweakTown lab for testing.

Four high-speed PCIe Gen 5 SSDs in a single slot card with cooling sorted, no doubt this would be a great option for a new workstation build.

Just as they were with PCIe Gen4, Phison is once again the first to bring PCIe Gen5 SSDs for mass consumption. 10,000 MB/s, oh yeah!

PCI-SIG organization is worried about the potential of thermal variance with 12VHPWR (PCIe Gen5) power cable adapters, rightfully so considering.