G.Skill Phoenix Blade (480GB) PCIe SSD

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Nov, 2024

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Expert review by : AkG (hardwarecanucks.com)

G.Skill Phoenix Blade 480GB PCI-E SSD Review

Due to their massive potential bandwidth and relatively compact form factor, PCI Express SSDs are becoming a big thing these days and G.Skill is the

G.Skill’s Phoenix Blade represents a big step forward for a company that decided to temporarily exit the SSD market altogether. It is

Jan, 2015

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Expert review by : Kristian Vättö (anandtech.com)

G.Skill Phoenix Blade (480GB) PCIe SSD Review

G.Skill hasn't been a very visible SSD OEM lately. Like many DRAM module companies, G.Skill entered the market early around 2009 when the market was very immature and profits were high, but lately the company has more or less been on a hiatus from the...

This is ultimately the niche for the Phoenix Blade. Since XP941 boot support is mostly limited to motherboards with the Z97 chipset, there is a market for users with older motherboards where the XP941 is simply not an option due to the lack of boot...

Dec, 2014

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Expert review by : Allyn Malventano (pcper.com)

G.Skill Phoenix Blade 480GB PCIe SSD Review - PCIe Competition

G.Skill is likely better known for their RAM offerings, but they have actually been in the SSD field since the early days. My first SSD RAID was on a pair of G.Skill Flash SSDs. While they were outmaneuvered by the X25-M, they were equipped with SLC...

Nov, 2014

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