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GALAX is preparing its next-gen HOF Extreme 50 SSD lineup which will be fully Gen 5 NVMe M.2 compliant with an active cooling solution. According to MyDrivers, GALAX is working on its next-gen HOF Extreme 50 series SSDs which will be delivering high-end performance by utilizing Phison E26 Controller (Gen 5.0).<\/p>\n
GALAX has stated that with Gen 5.0, the heat output of storage devices has increased substantially, & as such, standard heatsinks are not good enough for cooling purposes. As such, they have devised a new cooling solution that will ensure continuous and efficient SSD operation.<\/p>\n