Haha, MSI has got to be trolling with this. This is the equivalent of something you'd see at SEMA.MSI SPATIUM M580 PCIe 5.0 NVMe M.2 FROZR LIQUID SSD
Comedy gold!Trigger warning...
Now they just need a competitive price...Der8auer reviews the Corsair MP700 Elite Gen 5 drive with the new Phison controller. The drive was able to maintain full read/write speeds over a 10 minute test using the included heat sink. It still throttles without the heat sink,. "Gen 5 drives are finally usable" he says, but notes that it probably makes no difference for certain use cases, like gaming.
Yeah, if I'm ever getting one it will be when I upgrade to zen6 and hopefully the premium will not be more than 20% over a gen 4 drive.I've completely tuned out of the Gen5 SSD's, but I'm happy if there's cool running drives finally out. Now they need to be available in 4TB and 8TB to be interesting though.
When Gen5 was about to launch I had saved up and was ready to make the move, but the heat, price, and availability turned me completely off and I got an SN850X instead. Given the snail's pace this is going at I suspect there will be nothing to tempt me for a long time, but I guess I'll keep an eye out on the larger capacities and the random performance.
Seems they are not interested in pushing this more. Only way to get it higher seems to be RAID 0.random performance.
High density NAND needs to get cheaper. They can use these chips in enterprise drives of 15 to 30 TB instead and make way more money. Also, if the 8TB gets cheaper, everyone will buy that and then they would have to reduce prices on the lower capacities even more which is most likely not what they want.Fat chance, there are almost no 8TB drives...
Yeah, the reason why I went X670E over B650E was to have enough M.2 slots.I don't understand why there is a cap on M2 drives capacity, no matter the Gen. I bought a 4TB gen3 3 years ago for around 220euro and was expecting by this time I could get a 8TB for the same... Fat chance, there are almost no 8TB drives...
This is on Newegg or was in the last couple days.Comedy gold!
At these angles it looks like an extending brace to prop up heavy objects.
MSI Spatium M580 Liquid Frozr is an M.2 SSD with a Self Contained Liquid Cooling Loop
MSI Spatium M580 Liquid Frozr is easily one of the most interesting SSDs we've come across in CES 2024. Picture this—an M.2-2280 SSD that has a self-contained liquid cooler, complete with a fan, radiator, a pump-block, and coolant channels. This is both cute and a little sad. M.2 SSDs were...www.techpowerup.com
They have the 14k speeds, lmk how RAID0 goes, I really wanted an 8TB but costs were not effective, but my mobo can RAID0 m.2.I've been running two KC3000 drives in raid0 for awhile.
They don't offer firmware updates for their bug unless you use the windows .exe. I have not had a windows install in over 20 years.
So I went ahead and purchased two T705 Gen5 drives to replace them, after getting email confirmation that Crucial still provides a method to upgrade firmware for non windows users.
The 11.5Watt power usage is high, 12nm for the controller seems to be the culprit.
Wish me luck, hopefully my motherboard's heatsink will keep them cool, also i'll be running them at pcie 4.0 speed, so that should help.
They have the 14k speeds, lmk how RAID0 goes, I really wanted an 8TB but costs were not effective, but my mobo can RAID0 m.2.
Weird that the RAID 1 is faster than RAID 0.
My 990 Pro 4TB rarely gets above 40c. Unless I am copying large files between nvmes.
No. I ran a gen 3 drive and it got only just warm without a heatsink. However, it was a slow DRAM-less drive, the WD SN550.Bare drive without heatsink easily throttles.
In fact you don't even need gen4, virtually every bare gen3 drive can temperature throttle just by copying large files to it.