Biostar has announced its newest line SSDs being the M700 series SSD offering the fastest speed of any PCIe 3.0 SSD currently on the market. The M700 series is still using PCIe 3.0 standards meaning that any upcoming PCIe 4.0 SSD will beat it in terms of raw speed.
Biostar's M700 series NVMe SSD is Biostar's fastest PCIe 3.0 SSD on the market.
While this SSD will still get beat by most / all PCIe 4.0 SSDs on the market, its Biostar's fastest SSD and for most games, the amazing write speeds that these drives offer will be more than enough.
As of right now the M700 series currently has two different drives listed, one being M700-512 GB and the other device being the M700-256 GB. The 512 GB variant offering the faster speed of the two drives, having a 2,000 MB/s read speed and a write speed of 1,600 MB/s which will make games install faster and significantly decrease loading times. The 256 GB variant offeres slightly lower speeds having read speeds of 1,850MB/s and a write speed of 950 MB/s.
Compared to the Corsair Force MP600 M.2 2280, the Biostar M700 lacks very severely, where the Corsair Force MP600 has read speeds of 4950 MB/s and a write speed of 4250 MB/s, which is almost 4 times the speed of the M700 series. But for most gaming applications there would be no noticeable difference between the MP600 M.2 and the M700 series M.2 SSDs. Another feature that the Corsair Force MP600 has that these upcoming drives lack is an included heatsink, which could good as this allows you to use your motherboard heat spreader if your motherboard has an included heat spreader.
Since these NVMe SSDs are coming out right around the time of Black Friday, these drives could be up against amazingly discounted drives. At the time of writing there is no information on what these drives, the M700- 512 GB and M700-256 GB, will cost, although with the PCIe 4.0 SSDs and heavily discounted PCIe 3.0 SSDs expected to appear during Black Friday.
If these drives are prices competitively and are easily available during Black Friday, I would suggest these to anyone looking to either upgrade or build a new system.
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