KIOXIA announced today that their CM9 Enterprise SSD will be the first SSD to be using their latest 8th Gen BiCS TLC NAND flash memory with CBA (CMOS directly Bonded to Array). CBA is KIOXIA’s latest architectural innovation that delivers significant advances in power efficiency, performance and density, while doubling available capacity per flash device. This innovation will assist in …
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Kingston Fury Renegade G5 Gen5 SSD Review – SMI SM2508 Controller The Perfect Fit For KIOXIA BiCS8 Memory
When a great flash product is introduced, it catches on. This appears to be the case with the newest Kingston Fury Renegade G5 Gen5 SSD, which contains SMI’s latest SM2508 controller. I know most don’t really care what’s inside an SSD but a healthy knowledge of SSDs is a good thing. The reason, of course, is that this SM2508 controller …
Read More »Yottamaster T7400 TitansFlow Gen4 2TB SSD Review – Running TLC NAND at 2400MT/s Speeds
A short time ago, we reviewed an SSD from a mostly unheard of company named Yottamaster. They are a China-based SSD manufacturer and they sent us the ‘Amazon available’ Yottamaster Y7000 Gen4 QLC which we reviewed here. This SSD contained a Maxio MAP1602a ‘Falcon Lite’ 4-channel NVMe SSD controller based on TSMC’s 12nm process which was paired with YMTC 232-layer …
Read More »Intel Core Ultra 200 Series Motherboards Are Not Achieving M.2 Slot Gen 5 14GB/s SSD Performance
Truth be told, this is not the fault of motherboard manufacturers, nor is it that of SSD makers. It is an issue with Intel Ultra Series 200 CPU’s that some might believe would have been picked up through initial Z890 motherboard reviews. Our testing has identified two concerns with these motherboards. The first becomes evident when one tests a PCIe …
Read More »Crucial P510 Gen5 2TB SSD Review – 10GB/s Speeds Without The Heat
Perhaps one of the most annoying things to me is when technology moves up a step but nobody is really ready for it. Take the step from PCIe 4.0 to PCIe 5.0 for instance. After all, who wouldn’t benefit from data transfer jumping from 7GB/s to 14GB/s right? And it is not like there isn’t any warning well ahead of …
Read More »Yottamaster Swift Wind USB4 M.2 SSD Enclosure Review – Words Like Invaluable & Irreplaceable Don’t Even Come Close!
Anyone who follows TSSDR knows that we rarely spend time on a review of something so common as a M.2 external enclosure. Have I ever done one? I have been trying to find just right rights words for my discovery. Indispensable. Crucial. (No…the adjective not the company) Critical. Key. Vital. I am sure you get where I am going. I …
Read More »Yottamaster Y7000 Gen4 4TB SSD Review – A 7GB/s 4TB SSD with a 5-year warranty for $209!
On the Test Bench today is a Yottamaster Y7000 Pro Gen4 4TB SSD and we are certain that you are asking yourselves that same question that we were not three weeks ago? Who the heck is Yottamaster? Yottamaster is a China-based flash storage business that ‘focuses on providing professional-grade storage solutions for a wide range of users, including individuals, gamers …
Read More »Samsung 9100 Pro Gen5 4TB SSD Review – Fastest & Highest Capacity SSD Available Today
Isn’t competition a great thing? I have always considered the development of flash technology as somewhat a sport. It is simply one company trying to create a faster, larger and more reliable SSD than that of which was just released by another. I remember sitting in a business meeting at Samsung HQ in Seoul, South Korea, many years back and …
Read More »Acer FA200 Gen4 4TB SSD Review – Exploring The Maxio MAP1602 SSD Controller with YMTC QLC Memory
Once again, we are tackling yet another SSD manufactured by BIWIN and, when we check out Amazon, we can actually find the ‘FA’ line of SSDs available for sale in Canada and the USA. BIWIN is the official licensee and manufacturer of Acer and HP brand products and, as we had stated in our review of the BIWIN NV7400 and …
Read More »Building the New TSSDR Z890 Core Ultra 9 Arrow Lake Gen5 Test Bench
With respect to technology, one of my favorite activities is having the opportunity to upgrade and build a new Test Bench for The SSD Review. It occurs probably once every two years or so and rarely….rarely does everything fall in place perfectly. Family doesn’t want to be anywhere near my office and things usually start in the early morning and …
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