PlayStation gamers looking to expand their PS5 console’s storage may be interested to know that this week IRDM announced the launch of a new PlayStation 5 SSD in the form of PCIe M.2 NVMe SSD storage. The controller used is a high-tech eight channel Phison PS5018-E18.
It is compatible version of NVMe protocol 1.4. IRDM PRO SLIM is available in three capacities: 1, 2 and 4 TB. This range allows choosing the right SSD for the user’s needs and expectations, and reduces the risks associated with filling the drive too quickly with games, programs, or data.
Playstation 5 SSD
The IRDM PRO SLIM is not only for PlayStation 5 consoles but also provides storage solutions for desktop and laptop computers, both for home and professional use. Unlike its predecessor, the new drive is offered without a heatsink, making it 100% compliant with Sony’s requirements for PlayStation 5 console drives.
The maximum read and write speeds are 7000/6850 MB/s, respectively. The PCIe 4 x4 NVMe interface delivers twice the speed of older 3 x4 solutions. The memory speed is also affected by the DRAM buffer of up to 2 GB, thanks to which the drive works stably even with heavy use.
Source: TPU
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