Zhidao Company, a subsidiary of Yangtze River Storage, announced that 4TB large-capacity SSD will be launched soon

According to news on November 16, Zhidao Company, a subsidiary of Yangtze River Storage, announced that it will release a 4TB large-capacity SSD on December 8 to provide consumers with more choices. The new product model released this time will be TiPlus 7100, this model was previously only available in 512GB, 1TB and 2TB versions, priced at 349 yuan, 499 yuan and 899 yuan respectively.

As far as the editor understands, TiPlus The 7100 adopts an advanced buffer-free design and achieves excellent performance through four-channel technology. The SSD can reach sequential read and write speeds of up to 7000MB/s and 6000MB/s, while 4K random read speeds can reach 900k IOPS, 4K random write speed reaches 700k IOPS.

TiPlus 7100 has launched a new generation of Yangtze Memory TLC flash memory chip, which adopts the crystal stack Xtacking 3.0 architecture. Its flash memory interface bandwidth can reach 2400MT/s, which is higher than the previous generation product. 50%. This innovation is expected to improve SSD performance and stability

In addition, TiPlus 7100 adopts M.2 2280 specifications and single-sided PCB design provide more flexible expansion options for small devices such as all-in-one computers, ultra-thin notebooks, game notebooks and PS5. This SSD supports Gen4 and most Gen3 systems and has excellent compatibility.

In terms of durability, TiPlus 7100 uses original TLC flash memory particles to provide long-lasting life for the hard drive. The 2TB version even has an endurance of up to 1200TBW and comes with a 5-year warranty. However, the official price information of the 4TB version has not yet been announced. Consumers will look forward to the official price announcement to decide whether to support the domestically produced 4TB large-capacity SSD

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