A limited-time deal on Amazon drops the price of the HP FX900 Pro 4TB PCIe Gen 4 SSD to just $212.99, making it one of the more affordable options out there. This solid state drive is even more impressive because it can reach read speeds of up to 7,400MB/s. To be fair, the FX900 Pro appears as a generic SSD, but looks can definitely be deceiving on this occasion. Like several current-generation solid state drives, the HP FX900 Pro features a standard size, meaning that if you have an empty M.2 slot in your desktop or laptop computer, you can easily populate it with this one.
Also, if you have a PlayStation 5 in possession, this drive is compatible with Sony’s latest console as it not only supports the PCIe Gen 4 standard, but its bandwidth can reach 7,400MB/s. Using technology such as Dynamic SLC Caching and DRAM Cache Buffer, the HP FX900 Pro can also improve 4K random read and write performance while reducing SSD access delay. In layman’s terms, your system will be significantly more responsive if you keep this as your boot drive, and every program installed on this drive, including games, will fire up quickly.
While using a bigger heatsink is always a plus, the FX900 Pro is equipped with a graphene foam with high thermal conductivity, helping the 4TB SSD reduce its temperatures by 20 degrees Celsius. The graphene foam is helpful as it will allow the SSD to be installed in thinner form factors, such as laptops, without users encountering space compatibility issues. Currently, HP’s FX900 Pro is the most affordable PCIe Gen 4 drive available on Amazon, touting 4TB of storage.
Then again, it is unsurprising to see other drives gradually become more expensive, as it is estimated that SSD prices will skyrocket by 50 percent this year. If you have to pick up one of these, we strongly recommend making a move immediately, or else you will be forced to pay a premium later in the year.
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About the author: Omar Sohail is a reporter and analyst for Wccftech's mobile section, specializing in the technology and business of the mobile industry. His expertise lies in the intricate hardware supply chain, covering developments in semiconductor manufacturing, chip lithography, and camera sensor technology.
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