Team Group T-FORCE CARDEA II M.2 SSD announced

Team Group has announced two new additions to their range of storage devices, unveiling the CARDEA II M.2 solid-state drive under Team Group’s gaming brand T-FORCE. “ This solid state drive emphasizes features like PCIe Gen3 x4 high-speed interface and cooling module with patent gaming fin type design.”

The other storage solution is a portable SSD, the PD400, which is equipped with the latest generation of high-speed USB 3.1 Gen1 interfaces. Unfortunately, no information on pricing or worldwide availability has been released yet, but for more information, specifications, and purchasing options, jump over to the official product pages via the links below.

“T-FORCE M.2 PCIe SSD – CARDEA series release the CARDEA II solid state drive with improved performance. The gaming fin-type cooling module has a patented design (Taiwan Utility Model Patent No. M541645) and has passed rigorous burn-in tests. It can be cooled down about 10 degrees in a closed space and 30 degrees in an open space. The radiating performance can be increased by 15% compared with traditional cooling modules. Module’s superconductivity – thermally conductive adhesive can effectively accelerate the heat transfer process, so the speed performance won’t be affected by high temperature anymore. CARDEA II uses PCIe Gen3 x4 high-speed interface and supports the latest NVMe 1.3 protocol. It has a truly outstanding sequential read/write speed of up to 3400/3000 MB/s, and random read/write speed of up to 180K/160K IOPS.”.

Source GeekyGadgets

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