Lex announces new SSDs PCIE 4.0 and 5.0, with speeds of up to 14,000mb/s

This week presented its new line of storage drives this week, offering M.2 format SSDs for those who still use the PCIE 4.0 interface and also options for those who have already updated for PCIE 5.0. The most advanced models of the manufacturer promise speeds of up to 14,000mb/s in reading, with the recording reaching 13,000MB/s.

“If you are a casual player looking for an upgrade, or a creative professional who needs serious speeds to undergo projects, Lexa SSDs are able to deliver performance to improve any system,” says Joey Lopez, the company’s representative. “We are excited to see our range of PCIE storage solutions optimize student, players, professionals and everyone in the middle.”

All new SSDs arrive in M.2 2280 format. PCIE 4.0 models are the NQ780, while PCIE 5.0 drives are the NM1090 Pro. Perhaps the name is not strange to some of the readers, since Lexa presented the NM1090 with active cooling last year.

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The NM1090 Pro, however, does not accompany Heatsink and has been revised to offer higher speeds.

More details and prices of the new lexa ssds

Lexa says its products are already on sale in the US. Check out the prices for each capacity in the different “families”.

NQ780 M.2 2280 PCIe Gen 4.0:

• 1TB: US$ 80 (R$ 454)
• 2TB: US$ 150 (R$ 851)
• 4TB: US$ 290 (R$ 1.646)

NM1090 PRO M.2 2280 PCIe Gen 5.0:

• 1TB: US$ 180 (R$ 1.022)
• 2TB: US$ 270 (R$ 4.832)
• 4TB: Not yet released, arrives in the middle of the year

Both PCIE 4.0 and 5.0 drives follow five years warranty. The manufacturer promises 600TBW, 1,200TBW and 2.400TBW for NQ780 in the ascending order of capacity. The NM1090 have an estimate of 700TBW, 1.400TBW and 2.800TBW, following the same order.