By Julian Horsey
Plextor has today introduced a new addition to their range in the form of the M5 Pro Series solid state drive, which has been designed to provide high performance read write speeds, using the latest Marvell 88SS9187 Monet controller.
The new Plextor M5 Pro SSD will be available in storage capacities of 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB, and will be available to purchase in the middle of this month, although prices have still yet to be announced.
The Plextor M5 Pro SSD features read/write speeds of up to 94,000/86,000 IOPS and sequential read/write speeds of up to 540/450 MB/s. Minnie Lin, Marketing Manager, Plextor explains:
“The M5 Pro is the next step in the evolution of the SSD combining high speed, drive reliability, and data-level protection,”- “In recent years, Plextor has been able to develop SSDs that deliver high real-world performance and sustained speed over the long-term. Our SSDs have the lowest annual failure rate in the consumer SSD industry. Now with the M5 Pro, we aim to use Plextor’s abilities to offer extreme data protection and give users total confidence in every single aspect of their drive.”
Source: Engadget
The new Plextor M5 Pro SSD will be available in storage capacities of 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB, and will be available to purchase in the middle of this month, although prices have still yet to be announced.
The Plextor M5 Pro SSD features read/write speeds of up to 94,000/86,000 IOPS and sequential read/write speeds of up to 540/450 MB/s. Minnie Lin, Marketing Manager, Plextor explains:
“The M5 Pro is the next step in the evolution of the SSD combining high speed, drive reliability, and data-level protection,”- “In recent years, Plextor has been able to develop SSDs that deliver high real-world performance and sustained speed over the long-term. Our SSDs have the lowest annual failure rate in the consumer SSD industry. Now with the M5 Pro, we aim to use Plextor’s abilities to offer extreme data protection and give users total confidence in every single aspect of their drive.”
Source: Engadget
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