Get a close look at the impressive performance of the Phison Max14um SSD, the company’s first Gen5 drive that can reach an astounding 14 GB/s. NASCompares demonstrates the Max14um’s performance with benchmark test results, highlights how the drive delivers high speed at low temperatures, talks about what’s next for Phison Gen5 SSDs and much more.
Highlights
- The drive utilizes faster NAND technology, specifically the 232-layer NAND micron B58R modern iteration, which operates at 2400 MTS (megatransfers per second).
- The Phison E26 controller, which has been around for a couple of years, is the powerhouse behind the drive’s exceptional performance.
- The drive boasts a durability rating of 0.38 drive writes per day, matching the standard measurements of Gen 4 SSDs currently in the market.
Real-world performance testing
NASCompares conducted a series of synthetic benchmarks and real-world tests to evaluate the performance of the Maximum or Max 14um Gen 5 SSD. Here are some key highlights:
Crystal Disk testing
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- The drive consistently delivered impressive sequential read and write speeds, reaching up to 14 gigabytes per second in our tests.
- The drive’s performance remained consistent across varying test file sizes, showcasing its sustained performance capabilities.
ATTO benchmark
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- The drive maintained high transfer speeds, with sequential read speeds exceeding 13 gigabytes per second across different test file sizes.
AS SSD testing
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- While the AS SSD results were slightly lower than other benchmarks, the drive still showcased solid performance and reliable IOPS numbers.
Final thoughts
The Maximum or Max 14um Gen 5 SSD has set a new standard for high-performance SSDs, pushing the boundaries of Gen 5 technology. With its exceptional performance, innovative heat dissipation, and durability, this drive is a game-changer in the SSD market.