Sabrent: all the news of the new Rocket 4 Plus-G SSD

In the last few hours, all the details related to Sabrent’s brand new Rocket 4 Plus-G SSD have been disclosed

The first information of the new SSD Rocket 4 Plus-G have finally been made public. The new home SSD Sabrent (click here to visit the company’s website) uses technology DirectStorage with the famous firmware O2.

Details on Sabrent’s new Rocket 4 Plus-G SSD

Sabrent e Phison they worked closely to optimize performance and achieve the best possible gains. Below is a graph showing just how impressive the new performance gains are with the new O2 firmware for DirectStorage applications. Including, we recall, gaming and other workstation applications such as Deep Learning and content creation.

Jon Coulter @ TweakTown explains the importance of this graph.

The graph above was derived using Phison’s internal DirectStorage test. This test is said to accurately simulate DirectStorage texture streaming workloads. This test should allow us to evaluate the readiness of current SSDs for DirectStorage in relation to games. The test is very demanding and takes about 20 hours for each SSD.

Great performance and amazing results

The results are amazing. The Rocket 4 Plus-G offers incredibly higher texture streaming throughput than Intel’s Optane P5800X. This is what we mean when we talk about foresight. Phison and Sabrent are the first to get ready for DirectStorage Gamingwhen it arrives in the near future.

Ready in the sense that they are obviously capable of provide maximum QD random read throughput supported possible on a PCIe Gen4 x4 interface. From the published graph, it is denoted that SSDs not controlled by Phison have a huge disadvantage, not only in terms of throughput, but also in terms of disturbed reading performance, indicated by the dips on the graph.

Good resolutions for the future

If you’re a lover of the future when it comes to hardware, Sabrent’s latest SSD is a must-watch. DirectStorage is destined to conquer the world of video games in the near future. L’API (Application Programming Interface) Microsoft’s DirectStorage is set to enrich the gaming experience by introducing a new era of fast loading times and detailed worlds in PC gaming. Allowing developers to make the most of the speed of the latest storage devices.

State-of-the-art SSD

The new Rocket 4 Plus G is ready for take off. His state-of-the-art O2 firmware helps take the fastest storage drive, both on and off the planet, to heights never reached before. Don’t let your gaming adventure be interrupted or hampered by faulty playback. This is an SSD that can keep up with anything. Endurance is the name of the game and it will never let you down.

The foundation of any operating system is storage. The DirectStorage API is on the way and you need to be ready to take advantage of it. Microsoft Windows 11 is ready to accelerate application and game performance to deliver the smoothest user experience imaginable. Fortunately, the Rocket 4 Plus G is ready to contribute to this goal.

TOP features for Sabrent’s Rocket 4 Plus-G SSD

The bandwidth of over 7 GB / s provided by this unit is enough to thwart any developer’s vision. Enjoy the future of open-world games without stuttering and with instant response. Enjoy high-definition multimedia content or create your own, simultaneously and on one unit. The Rocket 4 Plus G has you covered with up to 4 TB of space and unlimited potential.

Balance your system. You have a fast CPU, a GPU that defies the limits and fast software. Let the Sabrent Rocket 4 Plus G be the final piece of the puzzle, the cornerstone of your construction. Don’t settle for anything but the best. Enrich your PC experience with O₂. Ignite your passion. After all, the next step is just around the corner.

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