FRONTPAGE GIGABYTE Releases AORUS XTREME Gen4 AIC 32TB SSD

[Overclockers.com]

Today, Gigabyte announced the release of the AORUS XTREME Gen4 AIC SSD with up to 32TB of storage and speeds of up to 28GB/s. This dual-slot PCIe 4.0 x16 drive features a massive heatsink with twin fans and looks more like a graphics card than a solid-state drive. The high capacity is possible due to eight 4TB NVMe drives coupled with Phison's PS5018-E18 controller. Pricing and availability have not been released at this time. Here is the press release from Gigabyte.

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[notarat]

Of course this was just released today...

I printed my mount for their previous offering last night

Proving yet again that once I buy/procure/install something it is immediately rendered obsolete.

 

[Robert17]

No pricing on it yet but I'll give 'em $10 bucks for one as I don't have any use for it but would like to help them reduce inventory because I'm a nice guy like that.

 

[bmwbaxter]

For some reason I read it as 32 GB and was like this seems really dumb...

 

[tived]

I would not cry too much over it. unless you want the extra capacity

i can get around 14-15gb/s (large files), on 4x PCIe Gen 4, first generation as they have "only" managed to get 28Gb/s on 8 of their latest drives, then it is as good for speed as it might sound. but being able to add 4 more disks for capacity would be nice.

DISKs -2TB each - RAID-0
2x MP-600
1x PNY CS3040
1x Gigabyte GP-ASM2NE6200TTTD

 

[Blaylock]

This is one of those devices that I have absolutely no business or need of owning, yet really want one.

 

[Culbrelai]

This is one of those devices that I have absolutely no business or need of owning, yet really want one.

Same lol. 28 GB/s is insane. I wonder how much a fully loaded one of these will cost.

 

[tived]

8x drives 2Tb plus the board

I think in Australia it was around AUD$3000 for a 4 drive with 8TB