Stefan Mileschin

In January, OCZ took the wraps off its upcoming RevoDrive 400 PCI-E SSDs based on Toshiba’s NVMe controller technology and has ever since been quiet about its launch plans for these performance-packed M.2 drives. With synthetic benchmarks up to 2.4GB/s sequential reads and 1.6GB/s sequential writes, OCZ is well-positioned break Samsung’s M.2 NVMe market monopoly from the 950 Pro Series this summer and infuse some much-needed competition back into the high speed stick-based form factor.

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