Reviewers Liked
- Great Performance
- Excellent Synthetic Figures
Reviewers Didn't Like
- No control over RGB
- Random 4K IOPS Performance
Plextor M9PeY NVMe SSD
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The Plextor M9PEY sits at $275 USD. That's about 40 dollars more than the bare model which is justifiable considering the SSD's performance, cooling and aesthetics.
By TechPorn onPlextor's latest NVMe SSD family is the M9 and as with the previous generation M8 drive series, the M9 comes in three versions, two M.2 drives and the HHHL version we are reviewing here.The two M.2 versions are the M9Pe(G) which comes with a black...
By Kitguru.net onIntroductionThe race for faster storage has never been closer. While NAND flash is now scaling up vertically instead of just shrinking die process to make more room on each die. NAND flash and their controllers are now fast enough to saturate the 6 Gbps...
By pokde.net onWe reviewed the Plextor M9PeG not long ago, actually. But then again, Plextor released the M9Pe series of NVMe SSD in a total of 3 different variants – an M.2 without heatsink, another M.2 with a heatsink, and also in HHHL form factor with a massive...
By tech-critter.com onThere comes a time where NVMe SSDs are simple add-on cards that plug into the PCIe slot. Then thermals come into play, and that means heatsinks are needed. As it time goes by, the heatsink designs evolve to look good too. Then, the uprising of flashy...
By nasilemaktech.com onIt is no surprise that Plextor is considered one of the top SSD brands, their drives simply deliver. It was no different today when I tested the newest drive out of the house of Plextor, the M9PeY PCIe add-in card with 512GB capacity. The drive...
By eTeknix onMit der M9Pe SSD bringt Plextor eine SSD mit einem schönen Design auf den Markt. Die RGB-Beleuchtung glänzt mit schönen Leuchteffekt, die allerdings leider nicht steuerbar bzw. abschaltbar sind. Was aber noch viel wichtiger als die Optik ist, ist die...
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