News Gigabyte Unveils 4-Way PCIe 5.0 SSD Adaptor With Up to 60 GBps

[Admin]

If one PCIe 5.0 x4 drive is not enough, four may be just what you want. Gigabyte's Aorus Gen5 AIC adapter can reach speeds of up to 60 GBps.

Gigabyte Unveils 4-Way PCIe 5.0 SSD Adaptor With Up to 60 GBps : Read more

 

[Soul_keeper]

I wish they'd give us two full speed x16 pcie slots on desktop motherboards.

 

[teodoreh]

Original Samsung commercial with 24 SSDs had a performance of 2GB/sec (although in theory it should had 13.2Gbps/s).
Now you can create a CHEAP array with 60Gbps. What a world we live in!

 

[escksu]

I wish they'd give us two full speed x16 pcie slots on desktop motherboards.

You will need to purchase xeon or threadripper pro workstations for that.

 

[escksu]

Original Samsung commercial with 24 SSDs had a performance of 2GB/sec (although in theory it should had 13.2Gbps/s).
Now you can create a CHEAP array with 60Gbps. What a world we live in!

60GBps is possible only during sequential read/write and in raid 0. Since nobody in their right mind will use raid 0 (raid 5 is next best) you will get around 45 GBps max. This is provided you are reading to ram and writing from ram.

 

[jp7189]

60GBps is possible only during sequential read/write and in raid 0. Since nobody in their right mind will use raid 0 (raid 5 is next best) you will get around 45 GBps max. This is provided you are reading to ram and writing from ram.

Presumably the xor would happen off card for RAID5 which would kill performance. Likely RAID10 at half the capacity and performance is the next best thing to RAID0 for this card.