



Introduction:
InnoGrit has introduced its first controller designed for performance-mainstream SSDs that combine high performance and relatively low cost. The Rainier QX SSD controller is a cheaper version of the company’s flagship IG5236 Rainier controller that still features a PCIe 4.0 x4 interface, fewer NAND channels, but supports ultra-high NAND interface speeds. As a result, drives based on the Rainier QX promise to provide performance on par with today’s best SSDs — up to 7 GB/s read speeds.
Learn more about RainierQX:
InnoGrit’s Inexpensive SSD Controller Enables 7 GBps Reads | Tom’s Hardware (tomshardware.com)
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