https://www.tweaktown.com/news/30873/adata-shows-enterprise-ssds-with-new-lsi-controller-among-them/index.html

And that is the article you are refering too. Do it once, do it right.

Also, you can’t say you don’t read the site. Isn’t that how you found out about a new drive? That’s what you told them, you found out about it on TT.

Just go away already. You don’t have the ethics for this line of work. How about you tell us about your banner opportunities?

Updated article. Don’t you mean the first real article with accurate information? Fast and loose with the information again, like always. See you at FMS. You can come to our booth and beg me for a job.

It’s performance is 1800MB/s and 200,000 IOPS FROM A single controller. This is not B02 which ONLY offers low power improvements. This next gen processor is three times as powerful as anything on the market today and cannot be used in a SATA 3 design because of SATA limitations. The notebook PCIe interface described falls in line with this.

We were told that this is the 3000 level next gen controller and presently going by Codename Griffin. See our latest which details the same in a NGFF/mSATA ultrabook format.

Picture any ultrabook capable of 1.8GB/s read and write and 200,000 IOPS:

https://www.thessdreview.com/daily-news/latest-buzz/adata-ngff-ssd-with-1-8gbs-lsi-sandforce-new-controller-codename-griffin-discovered-at-computex/