The new PNY CS3150 Gen5 SSD uses the very latest NVMe PCIe Gen5 x4 interface that pumps away at up to 12GB/sec (12,000MB/sec) sequential reads and up to 11GB/sec (11,000MB/sec) sequential writes. If ...

In brief: PNY has joined the list of companies making PCIe 5.0 SSDs that are so hot they require active cooling. Its new model comes with not one but two cooling fans attached to the heatsink, making ...

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Page 2: PNY CS3150 1TB SSD Review: More Benchmarks, Trace-Based Tests And Our Conclusion PNY CS3150 XLR8 1TB: Price As Tested $185 PNY's CS3150 1TB SSD has one of the best coolers we've seen on a PCIe ...

The PNY CS3250 is a PCIe Gen5 SSD launching in October 2025 with read speeds up to 14,900 MB/s, designed for gamers, AI developers, and content creators who need top-tier performance. Priced at ...

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The PNY RP60 might just be the best looking and best weatherized USB SSD we’ve tested. Performance is great in the grand scheme, but middle of the pack for 20Gbps ...

Run of the mill SandForce SSD? Not so fast! It’s always fun digging around in the storage closet to find a product that’s been on the review backlog for a while that you’ve accidentally forgotten ...

With light-to-average workloads the CS2342 is an absolutely fantastic performer — the fastest I’ve seen in the 2230 form factor. But for very long writes, it falls well behind the competition. PNY ...