Zotac has teased a new high-end PCIe SSD at CES 2016 and it appears that the company is quite serious when it comes to getting into the SSD market.

Based on a Phison controller, paired up with Toshiba 10nm-class MLC NAND, the new Zotac PCIe SSD should offer sequential transfer performance of around 2GB/s. It is based on a half-height add-on card form-factor and comes with an integrated heatspreader and a backplate.

The new Zotac PCIe SSD uses PCI-Express gen 3.0 x4 interface and is bootable, according to details posted by Techpowerup.com.

We will most likely hear more details about it as soon as CES 2016 show heats up and we certainly hope that a blue PCB is not the final design from Zotac as black would look so much better.







Source: Techpowerup.com.