Plextor's new M6V solid-state drive (SSD) is, according to the company, a lower-tier product compared to its older sibling, the M6S. However, the new SSD turns out to be superior both in terms of ...
This PCIe/NVMe SSD is cheaper than Intel’s similar 750, and not that much slower. It also looks good, for gamers showing off their PC’s internals. If you have a PCIe slot in your PC, or an M.2 slot ...
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Plextor wanted to release an SSD that is more competitive in price and performance than what is available on a saturated market. When you focus a little closer on performance you can see that this SSD ...
For a price tag that’s just a little higher than an SSD with a SATA 3.0 interface, Plextor’s M6e delivers a 20-percent jump in read performance. So an SSD with a 6Gbps SATA 3.0 interface just isn’t ...
For the most part, SSD introductions were few and far in-between at CES this year, but SSD maker Plextor made a splash in CES with several new product announcements. The Plextor M8Se series of SSDs ...
Plextor is finally going to reveal the true successor to the highly successful M6e SSD, which also happened to be the very first PCIe based SSD as well. The new M8Pe will build upon that success with ...
Plextor, more well-known for its optical discs and drives, has stepped into the solid-state disk (SSD) market with their new range of solid-state drives: the 64GB PX-64M1S and the 128GB PX-128M1S. The ...
Plextor announces the launch of M6 Pro and PlexTurbo at Computex. The show will also mark the debut of other new consumer SSDs from Plextor, who will showcase their IPC and enterprise ranges. Debuting ...
While not available in the US yet, Plextor's M6e SSDs are coming. This isn't our first go around with the Marvell 88SS9183 PCIe-to-flash controller, but it should be the first to come in retail form.
The Plextor M6e series is the most interesting of the three products for us because it uses the newly developed M.2 interface. For those wanting to ditch the limitation of a SATA SSD then the PCI ...
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