In our read throughput test, the drive falls short of the maximum 7,000MB/s at 5,160MB/s but even so it is the fastest Gen4 drive we have seen to date when it comes to this test.
In contrast to the read throughput test, the write performance of the drive sees it at the bottom of the table but even so the peak figure of 4,023MB/s is nearer to the official write figure of 5,000MB/s than the read result was.
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