Ying Ruida's first PCIe Gen5 solid state drive will be released soon, using Meguiar 232 layer 3D NAND.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen OC_Formula for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com January 7 news, Ying Ruida officially announced that its first PCIe Gen5 solid-state drive is coming.

According to reports, Ying Ruida's new product will use the parent company Micron's latest 232-layer 3D NAND, and will also work with Phison, AMD, Intel and motherboard manufacturers to further improve the PCIe Gen5 ecosystem.

CTOnews.com reminds that currently only Intel 12-generation Alder Lake series processors, 13-generation Raptor Lake series processors and AMD Ryzen 7000 series Zen 4 CPU corresponding motherboards can achieve PCIe 5 support.

Officials say:

The new product will have the fastest data transmission speed-Gen5 SSD is twice as fast as Gen4

The use of new technologies such as DirectStorage can effectively improve game performance when used with DDR5 and high-performance graphics cards.

Maintain backward compatibility with Gen3 and Gen4 hardware