The release date is currently unknown
MSI recently introduced the Spatium M570, a new M.2 SSD based on the PCIe 5.0 standard. It will enable speeds up to 12.3 GB/s However, it is not yet clear when the SSD will arrive.
Both Intel and AMD will introduce new PCIe 5.0 platforms later this year. While Intel is only releasing a new CPU generation for the existing LGA1700 socket with Raptor Lake, AMD is introducing the new AM5 socket. Thanks to the new interface, higher transmission speeds are possible, which must be exhausted. with Space M570 hat MSI First announced its own PCIe 5.0-SSD, which should use a full 12.3 GB/s.
Based on SSD Fison PS5026-E26 Controller coupled with unspecified 3D TLC NAND memory. According to the manufacturer, the whole thing achieves a sequential reading speed 12.351 MB/s, where the sequential write speed is 10,119 MB/s. This would make the Spatium M570 the fastest M.2 SSD currently available.
However, there is a catch: no memory manufacturer currently offers fast enough memory modules. Additionally, it is not known which manufacturers MSI works with. Evaluation of Tom’s Hardware Accordingly it should be about Micron Act. However, it is currently not predictable when such memories may go into mass production.
This could also be due to the fact that no release date has been mentioned for the Spatium M570 yet. MSI will offer SSDs with 1 TB, 2 TB and 4 TB. Nothing is known about the price of individual versions. All models have a heatsink to ensure stable performance.
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