Monday, January 16th 2023
Silicon Power Unveils UD85 Series Gen 4 NVMe SSDs
Silicon Power releases the new UD85, the perfect entry-level, budget-friendly choice for those looking to make the switch to the latest generation of PCIe interface. The UD85 is the perfect introduction to the power of PCIe 4.0. With support for NVMe 1.4 and Host Memory Buffer (HMB) technology, you'll get uninterrupted productivity via higher performance and lower latency for seamless execution across applications.
The UD85 delivers a fast and smooth experience with read speeds up to 3,600 MB/s and write speeds up to 2,800 MB/s. It achieves improved sequential read/write and random read/write performance with support for SLC Caching. The UD85 is all about value: it's available in large storage capacities up to 2 TB with an affordable price tag. Get all the space you need for applications, documents, photos, and videos without breaking the bank.
The UD85 delivers a fast and smooth experience with read speeds up to 3,600 MB/s and write speeds up to 2,800 MB/s. It achieves improved sequential read/write and random read/write performance with support for SLC Caching. The UD85 is all about value: it's available in large storage capacities up to 2 TB with an affordable price tag. Get all the space you need for applications, documents, photos, and videos without breaking the bank.
13 Comments on Silicon Power Unveils UD85 Series Gen 4 NVMe SSDs
But PCIe 4 ... what's the point? Could it be that transfers consume less energy per bit, possibly enough that it matters in notebooks?
3.6/2.8 R/W....
mega-super-duper y/A/w/N....... :)
You can be DRAM-less and blazing fast with respectable workflow. Its up to others to catch up to "how".
You don't want your nVME SSD to be as fast as an SATA one, now, don't you?
Give me a 4TB or 6TB or 8TB with an affordable price tag please.