The first DRAM-less SSD controller to max out PCIe Gen5 is also a power efficiency champion in the making
Phison's upcoming E37T SSD controller is the first DRAM-less model to achieve maximum PCIe Gen5 speeds. It offers impressive read and write speeds while consuming significantly less power than previous models. This innovation aims to provide a cost-effective solution for consumers amid rising SSD prices driven by AI demand.
- ▪The Phison E37T SSD controller maxes out PCIe 5.0 read speeds at 14,900 MB/s.
- ▪It consumes less than a third of the power compared to older DRAM-infused SSD controllers.
- ▪The E37T aims to provide relief to consumers facing high SSD prices due to AI demand.
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Pro The first DRAM-less SSD controller to max out PCIe Gen5 is also a power efficiency champion in the making News By Rahim Amir published 4 June 2026 Phison's E37T controller is shaping up to be a powerful, yet efficient option in a market desperate for affordability. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. A picture of Phison's older DRAM-less E31T SSD (Image credit: Phison) Copy link Facebook X Whatsapp Reddit Pinterest Flipboard Threads Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter The upcoming Phison E37T SSD controller manages to max out PCI-E 5.0 read speed ratings at 14,900 MB/sIt consumes less than a 3rd of the power of Phison's…
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