PNY's LX3030 PCIe 3 drive sustains long writes with the top performers and is rated for a staggering 27,000TBW per TB of capacity—many times what's offered by the average NAND SSD.

PNY's SSD ran much cooler than the M570 Spatium, CARDEA Z540, and FireCuda 540, all of which used smaller passive heatsinks (the motherboard's included SSD heat spreader for the bottom two).

PNY's Prevail 240GB SSD is supposed to ship with 3K P/E cycle flash, but we found a nice surprise in our sample. It shipped with 5K P/E cycle flash.

PNY's CS1311 2.5"x7mm SATA III SSD is available in four capacities: 120GB, 240GB, 480GB, and 960GB. The 480GB model we have on the bench has the following factory specifications: ...

The PNY XLR8 CS3140 1TB is a speedy top-performing SSD based on well-proven technology in the Phison controller and Micron flash memory, all backed by a five-year warranty.

PNY CS3150 Gen 5 M.2 SSD The CS3150 from PNY is a Gen 5 SSD capable of read/write speeds of up to 12,000MB/s and 11,000MB/s respectively which is equipped with three different heatsink options.

However, PNY does produce a number of SSD models through their partnership with SandForce. As such, today we’ll be doing a review on the PNY XLR8 Pro 240GB SSD.

PNY will start selling the RP60 Portable SSD at some point in April on its website and Amazon. It’ll come in 1TB and 2TB capacities, priced at $99.99 and $179.99. The prices are in line with ...

Today’s review is a special one for me as it is the first time I get to review a PNY SSD. I got the XLR8 CS2211 2.5-inch gaming branded SSD on the test bench… ...

PNY's class-leading speed metrics apply to the 2TB capacity version. The company also plans to release a 1TB variant with the same 7,500MB/s read performance, but with a slower 5,650MB/s write rating.

PNY has a brand new Solid State Drive out on the market headed into the holidays, as they have released the RP60 USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 Type-C Portable SSD.