We all love fast storage, anything that means quicker game loading times, faster applications, improved rendering speeds and swift file transfers is going to make for a fantastic PC user experience. The ADATA Legend 970 Pro enters the PCIe Gen5 SSD arena with a promise of blistering speeds and a suite of robust features. Boasting sequential read/write speeds that decimate what was on offer from PCIe Gen 4, this SSD aims to tick all the boxes for the enthusiast PC user.
ADATA has equipped the Legend 970 Pro with an arsenal of cutting-edge technology, including the new InnoGrit IG5666 controller, 232-layer Micron 3D TLC NAND, and a generous DRAM cache, all of which help push the massive read and write speeds. While this isn’t the first, or even the last PCIe Gen5 drive that can deliver massive speeds, that doesn’t take away from its capabilities. Their new drives can reach up to 14,000 MB/s for read and 11,000 MB/s for write speeds on the 4TB version, making that easily one of the fastest consumer drives on the market right now. However, the 1TB model we have is a bit different and caps at 13,000 MB/s read and 5800 MB/s write. Furthermore, ADATA has equipped it with an innovative active cooling solution, ensuring it can maintain that performance even under extreme use cases.
The Legend 970 Pro prioritises data integrity and efficiency with features like LDPC error correction and SLC caching. With a 5-year warranty and broad compatibility across both Intel and AMD platforms, this SSD is ticking all the right boxes.
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