But in fact, aside from Gigabyte, there are also other manufacturers that have used PCI 4.0 technology in their storage devices. Corsair has released its NVMe SSD with the name MP600 that has similar performance with the AURUS NVMe. Technically speaking, both use the same controller and flash-memory chips ( PS5016-E16 and 3D TLC NAND).
Next-gen SSD From Gigabyte Shows Off PCIe 4.0's Potential
Saanvi Araav
The new SSD from Gigabyte could reach the speed of 5 GB/s, 50% faster than the current NVMe drives.
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