FuzeDrive, Enmotus' new SSDs are the smartest in the world

Enmotus is a name most enthusiasts associate with FuzeDrive and StorMi storage software for AMD's Ryzen processors, but now the company is preparing to launch its FuzeDrive SSD series. The company says that the new disks are equipped with LED lighting, "AI" technology for better performance and a 25 times longer life than QLC SSDs, all contained within an M.2 SSD equipped with a chip. flash SLC and QLC.

You can also use the SSD to accelerate larger system volumes to create "infinite capacity" drives that extend beyond 15TB of storage space. Enmotus offers its 1.6TB FuzeDrive SSD at a price of $ 349, but it is not clear at the moment if smaller denominations will be placed on the market. However, you can register to reserve it and save 29%, definitely a substantial discount for a 1.6TB SSD. From the limited information available, it seems that the company will use the same technology presented at CES 2020 called "MiDrive". The latter combines the speed and strength of the SLC flash chips with the capacity of the QLC, all on a single SSD card in M.2 format.

The unit uses AI to identify and position in intelligently the most frequently requested data on 128GB of fast SLC flash chips to improve performance, while less accessed data is stored on slower QLC flash chips. The high-strength SLC cache also absorbs all writing assignments, making the device more resistant and durable over time. As a result, Enmotus says the FuzeDrive SSD will provide 25 times the resistance of a standard QLC SSD. You can also use the drive as a cache for other storage devices, such as HDDs.

At CES 2020, Enmotus showed the first prototypes used by SSD controller Philson E12 with modified firmware and a driver, NVMe custom. We also expect the final versions to remain with the same hardware, but the company aims to provide devices that use the driver NVMe native to Windows 10. As for the drive itself, it is possible to order it both as a drive M. 2 stand-alone or with a heat sink from the aggressive style with a lot of LED lighting.

The table compares the specifications with the other two popular SSD M. 2: the Samsung 970 Pro with flash MLC, and Intel 665p with flash STH . The most interesting data are the read and write speeds sequential , equal, respectively, to 3.470 MB/s to 3,000 MB/s and the value of 5000 TBW , much higher than their rivals, which certifies the duration of the unit.

Are you looking for a SSD, NVMe of excellent quality? We recommend the Samsung 970 Pro, that you can buy on Amazon for a special price!