price makes those pointless. They are far more expensive than two 4tb drives. And if you don't care about price then you can always buy server ssds with way more capacity.
@@honkhonk6219Anyone here remember the first SSD pricing? 2.5 inch SATA SSD drives, 64 GB, 128 GB, back around 2006, 2007, wow, those were a fortune back then.
The thing I'd like to see most is Asus' idea of repurposing never used RAM slots and turning them into m.2 slots. Betting more than 75% of all diy builds of the last three years have open RAM slots.
I like this a lot personally but I also like the idea of having extra RAM slots in case something goes wrong and you can test RAM in different slot or just using it cause one of the channel is faulty. Definitely has happened to me before but not of late... Not sure how it will play out in the long run. But always down to try new things. *eyes opened*
There is already one that I know that comes with it's own heatsink installed and 8TB. It's the Nextorage NEM-PA. 7300MB/s Read and 6600MB/s Write. There are also a multiple of other brands with similar 6-7k specs on amazon at 8TB hovering around $650 to $890. The only way I think you could get 8TB of storage for about $500 is to buy two 4TB drives. The Silicon Power XS70 is a good option as it still has a dram cache and included heatsink. $520 for two on amazon.
This is the first time I've heard someone confirm what controller the nm1090 uses, I seen it announced a while ago, and I was wondering if Innogrit had something new or what they were using. I've been waiting for SM2508 drives, because the E26 and Innogrit's gen 5 controller just use too much power and dissipate way too much heat, the SM2508 put the thermal profile more in line with a gen 4 drive which can run comfortably under the aluminum slabs most motherboard manufacturers provide without the need of tall heatsinks with or without fans. I wouldn't mind the big heatsinks because I love overkill but with the exception of Thermalright no other tower cooler manufacturer seems to have gotten the memo about not having the finstack sit significantly south of the socket also Arctic's Liquid Freezer can't be used with tall heatsinks because the tubes overhang the m.2 slot on pretty much every board made even worse with the AM5 offset.
They have been in the PC space for 5 years now after they were acquired by a flash memory company in China. Good products by the look of it. I think I got one of their flash drives.
from my experience you def need a heat sink on a gen 5 drive. and most cheaper mobos integrated heat sink is far from adequate. it would cool to see you test various gen 5 drives and heatsinks.
Awesomesauce video Paul and Joe. Lexar makes some really nice storage options 👌 especially with those DJI Osmo cameras. So far it looks like some terrific footage. I can't wait to hear a nice post-CES report on this way of shooting footage. Woo hoo!! Caffeinator out.
Hey Paul, you should do a video about the performance of your mini-itx build in the TR100 with the Gigabyte board. I remember you did one for the last PC you brought, but you had problems with that one.
can't wait to see the price on that m.2, after upgrading to an x870 chipset board i've been wanting to populate it with gen 5 drives so maybe this is my chance ha ha
Would be nice to get the gen 4 drives at a reasonable with greater than 2 or 4tb storage with the games always increasing in size. Just for laugh I would want to mention the 2Tb green & black spin drives in the computer have a label on them dated purchased year 2007. So, increases in faster overall capacity of storages seems to move very slowly
Unfortunately the NM790 8TB is about $800. A hundred USD per TB is fairly horrible in terms of pricing. The 4TB and 2TB versions are closer to $70 a TB. Wake me up when high capacity NVME has price parity with SSDs.
I get worried about the quality control, when the stickers on the RAM reveals "MEDE in China". If the authentic stuff is doing this, how can we spot the fake knock-offs?
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8tb. What a time to be alive.
price makes those pointless. They are far more expensive than two 4tb drives. And if you don't care about price then you can always buy server ssds with way more capacity.
@honkhonk6219 who says you have to buy those now? These will eventually get cheaper like all drives do.
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Server/Datacenter SSD's are the way for sure
Honk on fren
@@honkhonk6219Anyone here remember the first SSD pricing? 2.5 inch SATA SSD drives, 64 GB, 128 GB, back around 2006, 2007, wow, those were a fortune back then.
@@Laughing_Individual 🎯
Make sure to give kyle the biggest hug you can when you see him!
loved watching them on newegg in 2012
To be honest, I'd like cheap 8tb gen 3 drives to put in an SSD NAS. I don't need high speeds, just high capacity and low power usage.
I just hope that TLC 8tb drives become viable someday.
Love all the CES content!
Paul needs some hand moisturizer.
It's the cheap Vegas hotel soap.
Take care man, take your time and damn please hug Kyle for us.
Nice to know 2x24gb Hinix M-Die isn't being fazed out!
Still waiting for cheap 8TB SSDs and in case of Lexar where are those armour series of SD cards?
The thing I'd like to see most is Asus' idea of repurposing never used RAM slots and turning them into m.2 slots. Betting more than 75% of all diy builds of the last three years have open RAM slots.
I like this a lot personally but I also like the idea of having extra RAM slots in case something goes wrong and you can test RAM in different slot or just using it cause one of the channel is faulty. Definitely has happened to me before but not of late... Not sure how it will play out in the long run. But always down to try new things. *eyes opened*
I love CES. Thank you, Paul, for being there in my stead.
Stay safe! love you!
No new larger 2.5 Sata SSDs is a bit disappointing since they only offer one up to 2TB. With the MX500 EOL I am on the hunt for some replacements.
They have at least 8TB. They won’t be releasing newer 2.5” drives.
Wish the slower/cheaper m.2 ssds offered 8tb. 6/7k read and write is good enough for what I’m planning on using it for!
There is already one that I know that comes with it's own heatsink installed and 8TB. It's the Nextorage NEM-PA. 7300MB/s Read and 6600MB/s Write. There are also a multiple of other brands with similar 6-7k specs on amazon at 8TB hovering around $650 to $890. The only way I think you could get 8TB of storage for about $500 is to buy two 4TB drives. The Silicon Power XS70 is a good option as it still has a dram cache and included heatsink. $520 for two on amazon.
I don't really care about PCI 5, passively cooled and capacity are what get my attention. No heatsink, please
990 Evo Plus 8TB???
Thank you Paul
Lexar CL26 availability in North America when?
This is the first time I've heard someone confirm what controller the nm1090 uses, I seen it announced a while ago, and I was wondering if Innogrit had something new or what they were using. I've been waiting for SM2508 drives, because the E26 and Innogrit's gen 5 controller just use too much power and dissipate way too much heat, the SM2508 put the thermal profile more in line with a gen 4 drive which can run comfortably under the aluminum slabs most motherboard manufacturers provide without the need of tall heatsinks with or without fans. I wouldn't mind the big heatsinks because I love overkill but with the exception of Thermalright no other tower cooler manufacturer seems to have gotten the memo about not having the finstack sit significantly south of the socket also Arctic's Liquid Freezer can't be used with tall heatsinks because the tubes overhang the m.2 slot on pretty much every board made even worse with the AM5 offset.
Hynix and WD also showed off lower-power gen5 drives like half a year ago, but they've not released yet.
@@concinnus I know Samsung has one coming too, but I think they were going to release an OEM version first then a retail version later down the line.
Interesting that Lexar is now selling computer hardware, well known manufacturer in the photo world.
They have been in the PC space for 5 years now after they were acquired by a flash memory company in China. Good products by the look of it. I think I got one of their flash drives.
from my experience you def need a heat sink on a gen 5 drive. and most cheaper mobos integrated heat sink is far from adequate. it would cool to see you test various gen 5 drives and heatsinks.
Oh! Man, even Lexar goes the Nvidia naming scheme.
I am pump for that 2x24 ram
As someone who is drooling over the thought of Strix Halo APU's on the desktop? So am I...
Awesomesauce video Paul and Joe. Lexar makes some really nice storage options 👌 especially with those DJI Osmo cameras. So far it looks like some terrific footage. I can't wait to hear a nice post-CES report on this way of shooting footage.
Woo hoo!!
Caffeinator out.
Saw the name, thought it was Samsung. Really, Lexar comping their naming.
Love all the products!
Hey Paul, you should do a video about the performance of your mini-itx build in the TR100 with the Gigabyte board. I remember you did one for the last PC you brought, but you had problems with that one.
Looking forward to review NM1090 PRO...
Man, I really wish I'd have picked up an Osmo Pocket 3 when they were on sale during the holiday season! Amazing value...
14,000 MB/s, nice, will be keeping an eye out for pricing on that.
Nice vid
W CES Content!!
Hey Paul, how about investing in some hand cream. It works wonders on dry skin.
Im using the Lexar 790 4TB ill pick up a 8TB down the road
what happen with yourt right hand thumbnail? cut it too short?
can't wait to see the price on that m.2, after upgrading to an x870 chipset board i've been wanting to populate it with gen 5 drives so maybe this is my chance ha ha
Thanks
wow and peace be upon you sir from me
I was hoping to see Camm2 RAM motherboards....
Would be nice to get the gen 4 drives at a reasonable with greater than 2 or 4tb storage with the games always increasing in size. Just for laugh I would want to mention the 2Tb green & black spin drives in the computer have a label on them dated purchased year 2007. So, increases in faster overall capacity of storages seems to move very slowly
I'd take 7 of those 8TB or 4TB NVMe drives. 🤩😍 Three for the motherboard and 4 for a NVMe PCI-E card I currently use with 1TB drives.
OH HE DROPPED IT!!! Let’s gooooooo
NOW IM YELLING PAUL! 😂
Okay are they not doing a2tb micro sd card? Ughhhh come on. Or 2TB or even higher in 2230m Rats
Unfortunately the NM790 8TB is about $800. A hundred USD per TB is fairly horrible in terms of pricing. The 4TB and 2TB versions are closer to $70 a TB. Wake me up when high capacity NVME has price parity with SSDs.
i'm begging you to use lotion
I could not help but notice this as well, those were some really up close shots. Get with the skin care Paul!
He might have a skin condition or something man. I didn't even notice anything the whole video.
I get worried about the quality control, when the stickers on the RAM reveals "MEDE in China".
If the authentic stuff is doing this, how can we spot the fake knock-offs?
8tb.. i know what i need now..... dang it
Looks like my XFX 7800xt Merc 319
faster gen 5 SSD? You have my attention.
"AMD needs some more competition from Intel..."
Lol iPhone 5 on that cpu as a screen
"they haven test it without heat sink".. dude, rhey are selling heat sink and rhey havent tested it...lmao
Hello!!!!!
Still no real world reason to have gen 5 nvme, there is no application that utilizes the speed.
2:07 mede in china
CL50 🤣 no thanks
Nobody cares about sequential speeds on SSDs. Wake us up when someone improves random speeds.
👍
AI RAM
990 pro raid0 would be much faster than Gen5 SSD.
I feel like I have watch a commercial for Lexar and not in a good way.
Iphone 15 16 17 idk...hahahah ye noone cares since theyre and will be all the same xD
Oh my god who cares?!
First?
Found any cute taiwanese girls?
CES is in Vegas.
@@sodadrinker89ya, did he stutter 😂
First