Sabrent‘s fastest M.2 SSD, the Sabrent Rocket 5, is now available on Amazon. The Rocket 5 sports Phison’s PS5026-E26 controller and uses Micron 232-layer TLC memory for its NAND flash. With this combination, the Rocket 5 Gen5 SSD can reach up to 14,000MB/s sequential read speed and up to 12,000MB/s sequential write speed. The Rocket … continue reading
Sabrent recently released a 5-bay docking station for 2.5″ SATA SSDs and HDDs with a built-in cooling fan. Nowadays, SATA SSDs are less popular than the M.2 SSD, more so a 2.5″ hard disk drive. I don’t know who even uses 2.5″ SATA HDDs; those things are very fragile and easy to break. But if … continue reading
Sabrent recently discounted some of its storage solutions, including its popular Rocket 4 Plus Gen4 M.2 SSD. Shoppers can take advantage of up to 65% off (from retail price) for the 4TB capacity. Sabrent also discounts its external storage solution, like a portable SSD and a hard drive docking station for those with tons of … continue reading
Sabrent recently released an external SSD using a Thunderbolt 3 (40Gbps) connectivity, offering transfer speeds of up to 2,700MB/s – meet the new Sabrent Rocket nano XTRM External SSD. The Rocket nano XTRM external SSD is also backward compatible with USB 3.2 Gen 2×1 and capable of up to 900MB/s sequential speeds. This storage device … continue reading
Late last year, Sabrent released its Rocket 2230 SSD, a tiny SSD designed for small form-factor devices like mini PC and handhelds. The Rocket 2230 SSD is only available in 1TB capacity. While it may be enough for regular PC use, a 1TB SSD capacity can be limiting, especially if you have a large game … continue reading
Sabrent‘s largest SSD capacity and one of its fastest drives currently have a significant discount. The Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus 8TB capacity launched at $ 1,999.99 (MSRP) and is now selling for just a hairline under a thousand dollars. Based on our review of the 2TB capacity, the Rocket 4 Plus is one of the … continue reading
Sabrent recently released a report about its upcoming Gen 5 SSD – the Sabrent Rocket X5. The Rocket X5 is capable of reaching more than 10,000MB/s of sequential read and write speeds, and they are trying to reach the 14,000MB/s limit. For reference, one of the fastest Gen4 SSDs, the Samsung 990 Pro, can achieve … continue reading
Sabrent recently released a new SSD for small form factor PC or handheld devices like Steam Deck – meet the Sabrent Rocket 2230 SSD. The Rocket 2230, as its name suggests, is a small M.2 SSD in a 2230 size. For those unfamiliar, a 2230 SSD is just 30mm long (thus 2230). In contrast, today, … continue reading
We have tested and reviewed several DDR5 memory kits these past few months. Each has its own unique features. But this specific “entry-level” memory kit has a secret, or perhaps a unique feature that I haven’t seen on the other DDR5 memory kits I have tested. Today, we are checking out the Sabrent Rocket DDR5 … continue reading
Sabrent recently announced its latest and fastest PCIe 4.0 Gen4 M.2 SSD featuring a new O₂ Go firmware and supports DirectStorage for gaming. Meet the Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus PCIe 4.0 M.2 SSD. This new SSD is, basically, designed and optimized for gaming purposes. TL;DR, your graphics card will be able to access data directly … continue reading
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