Sabrent has announced the official availability of its Rocket 5 Gen5 SSD lineup, offering up to 14 GB/s speeds and starting at $189 US.
Sabrent's Flagship Rocket 5 Gen5 SSDs Are Now Available With Prices Starting At $189 US
The Gen5 SSD market has seen loads of development with certain manufacturers exceeding the 14 GB/s mark as it becomes the new high-end standard. Following this trend, Sabrent has launched its Rocket 5 Gen5 NVMe M.2 SSDs which are targeted at high performance and longer sustainability to ensure the best experience for its users. Well, this isn't the first time we have seen the drive surface online, so we know what to expect. Here are the details.
So, starting with the usual specifications, Sabrent's Rocket 5 Gen 5 SSDs can reach read and write speeds of up to 14,000 MB/sec and 12,000 MB/sec, respectively. Moreover, random read/write speeds are reported to be 1.55M IOPS and 1.8M IOPS 4K random, respectively. The performance figures disclosed clearly show that the Rocket 5 drivers contend to be the best ones out there, not just in terms of how fast the processing speeds are but also the overall quality being top-notch.
In terms of the onboard controllers, Sabrent has disclosed that they have utilized Phison's cutting-edge PS5026-E26 Max14um controller, utilizing Micron's B58R 3D TLC NAND device, which has a 2,400 MT/s interface. Such a high-speed controller has proved to be a catalyst for the company's success in the markets, and Sabrent's Rocket 5 is no exception either.
Sabrent's Rocket 5 Gen5 SSDs are now listed at Amazon US. The Rocket 5 SSD 4 TB variant retails at Amazon for $729.99, while the 2 TB model for $339.99 and 1 TB for $189 US, which is indeed in the higher range, but if you are looking for top-quality performance without any compromise, Sabrent is the way to go.
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