Seagate launches speedy FireCuda 540 PCIe Gen5 SSD for gaming and content creation
Today, Seagate launches its newest solid-state drive. Called "FireCuda 540," this PCIe Gen5 SSD is designed for both professional gamers and content creators. The new M.2 2280 SSD offers sequential read speeds of up to a staggering 10,000 MB/s and sequential write speeds of up to the same blazing-fast 10,000 MB/s. As you can imagine, the the FireCuda 540 is Seagate's fastest and highest-performing SSD to date.
The FireCuda 540 is equipped with the latest 3D TLC NAND technology and features a Seagate-validated E26 controller. This combination ensures unrivaled speed and durability, allowing users to push their limits when it comes to gaming and content creation. Whether you're engaged in intense gaming sessions or working on resource-intensive projects, the FireCuda 540 should not disappoint.
MSI SPATIUM M570 PRO Series is the world's first 14GB/s SSD
When it comes to storage performance, MSI is often at the forefront, and their latest announcement further solidifies their commitment to pushing boundaries. Today, MSI introduces the SPATIUM M570 PRO Series, a groundbreaking SSD that features the revolutionary PHISON E26 PCIe Gen 5 SSD controller and state-of-the-art 3D NAND flash. This collaboration between MSI and PHISON has resulted in a record-breaking achievement -- a top read speed of 14 GB/s, setting new industry standards and leaving competitors in the dust.
The MSI SPATIUM M570 PRO Series SSD is a testament to the power of collaboration and cooperation. Both MSI and PHISON clearly share the same passion for innovation and the drive to push the envelope. K.S. Pua, CEO of Phison Electronics, commented on the partnership, stating, "The cooperation between Phison and MSI started from the SSD product line. Since both companies have their own expertise in NAND controller and computer system integration respectively, the two companies hit it off. The SPATIUM M570 Pro Series SSD announced by MSI this time adopted Phison's E26 SSD controller. In the future, Phison will continue to support MSI through controller technology."