New SSD from Chinese Unis Flash Memory promises to be the fastest in the world, with 14.900mb/s

The Chinese company Unis Flash Memory is the latest SSD manufacturer trying to win the title of “fastest in the world” for one of its products. Its new driving line includes the S5 and S5 Ultra models, and one of them is able to reach 14,900MB/s in reading, according to the manufacturer.

If the number is correct, in fact the new Unis Flash Memory SSD will become the fastest in the world, beating to the Samsung 9100 Pro, which promises 14,800mb/s. It is the SSD S5 model that offers this speed, connecting by the PCI 5.0 interface for use on domestic PCs. The recording is around 12.900MB/SEO Drive will be sold in 1TB and 2TB options.

The S5 Ultra version does not reach record velocities, but it is still a high performance model. It is more focused on durability, for professional use, promising performance of 14.200mb/s in reading and 13.400MB/s in recording. The life estimate is 1,200TBW for the 2TB model and 2,400TBW for the 4TB option.

Will Unis Flash sell new SSD only in China?

We currently have no details about the availability or prices of the new S5 and S5 Ultra drives. Unis Flash Memory has a history of focusing only on the Chinese market, which can force interested parties to import the new SSD if they want the “fastest in the world” drive.

However, if in fact the product wins this title, it would be a waste of opportunity for the company not to look for any way to officially make it available in other markets. Time will say Unis Flash’s strategy to its new drives.

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Finally, it is also worth mentioning the random performance of SSDs, which is the most important in games. According to the company, the S5 delivers 1,800k of reading IOPs and 1,700k in recording. The S5 Ultra would reach 1,700k reading IOPs and 1,600k for recording.

Via: WCCFTech