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Plextor Adds Four-Lane PCIe NVMe M.2 M8Pe SSD

And M7V series SATA SSD with TLC

Plextor, brand of storage and multimedia products owned by Shinano Kenshi of Japan, added the new third generation, four-lane PCIe NVMe M.2 M8Pe SSD, and the M7V Series mainstream SATA SSD to its line of SSD products at the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show.

The M8Pe is the first Plextor SSD with the NVMe protocol that helps reduce access latency, allowing for faster speeds.

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It connects via PCIe, enabling 4KB random read performance up to 270,000 IO/s, and 4KB write performance up to 150,000 IO/s. M8Pe PCIe drives are designed to give gamers and other high intensity users complete synergy and maximum performance. M8Pe features M.2 form factor allowing better airflow and cooling, increases the speed and performance of the SSD. PlexTurbo latest version 3.0, an intelligent RAM caching solution uses the system memory to boost access storage performance compared to standard factory SSDs. Other features of M8Pe include PlexCompressor, a smart compression technology that gives the user more storage capacity without impacting user experience and system performance., and PlexVault, a useful feature allowing private data to be hidden securely for shared computers using Plextor SSDs.

We’re excited to release Plextor’s latest Gen 3×4 PCIe SSD with NVMe protocol at CES 2016,” said Andy Hsu, R&D senior director at Plextor. “PlexTurbo 3.0 boosts the life of M8Pe while vastly accelerating access speed providing better experience for gamers and the like.”

Also scheduled for display is the M7V Series, a professional-grade SSD that combines high-performance hardware with PlexTurbo, a propriety caching software that delivers speeds far beyond the limits of the SATA III interface. Real world random read speeds reach a maximum of 95,000 IO/s and up to 87,000 IO/s for random writes.

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M7V SERIES is the first Plextor SSD featuring the TLC NAND flash that allows more data to be stored per memory cell compared to an SLC or MLC NAND, allowing users to upgrade their existing infrastructure at an affordable price.

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