Sabrent’s 8TB M.2 SSD is enough to store all the games you need

Now, Sabrent is tacking the capacity problem which faces many SSD users, merging NVMe performance with Micron’s QLC NAND to create a new 8TB offering within their Rocket Q range. 

This new Sabrent Rocket Q series M.2 SSD will utilise a PCIe 3.0 x4 interface and deliver expected sequential read/write speeds of 3,400MB/s and 3,000MB/s respectively. These specifications come from Sabrent’s 4TB existing model, as the full specifications for Sabrent’s 8TB driver are yet to be released.

While this SSD will be well suited to game storage, especially now that 100 GB AAA games aren’t uncommon, gamers shouldn’t expect these SSD drives to be affordable. Amazon UK currently lists Sabrent’s 4TB M.2 SSD with a price tag of £669.99, and Sabrent’s website has listed the drive’s US pricing at $759.99.      

While the pricing of Sabrent’s 8TB SSD is likely to exceed £1000, is nonetheless incredible how much storage Sabrent has managed to place within its latest Rocket Q drive. M.2 SSDs are tiny, and 8TB is a lot of space to fill. For most consumers, those looking for 8TB of system storage will likely need to look at mechanical storage solutions, which will often cost less than £200 at retail.