Read speed
| Sequential read speed i | 14000 MB/s (25 others) |
Write speed
| Sequential write speed i | 11800 MB/s (9 others) |
Benchmarks
General info
| Type i | M2 (200 others) |
| Ssd cache i | DRAM cache (158 others) |
| Is an nvme ssd i | ✔ (197 others) |
| Nvme version i | 2 (93 others) |
| Internal Storage i | 4000GB (47 others) |
| Release date i | 1 year ago05/28/2024 (2 others) |
| Controller i | InnoGrit IG5666 TacomaPC (5 others) |
| Ssd storage type i | TLC (180 others) |
| Pci express (pcie) version i | 5 (92 others) |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the PCIe version of the Team Group T-Force GE Pro 4TB?
At 5, the Team Group T-Force GE Pro 4TB ranks #1 out of 198 — see ranking ssd products — one of the Highest PCIe version in this category, 14% above the category average.
What is the nvme version of the Team Group T-Force GE Pro 4TB?
At 2, the Team Group T-Force GE Pro 4TB ranks #2 out of 132 — see ranking ssd products — one of the Highest nvme version in this category.
How much storage does the Team Group T-Force GE Pro 4TB offer?
At 4000GB, the Team Group T-Force GE Pro 4TB is 92% above the category average for storage, ranking #8 out of 202 — see ranking ssd products.
What is the sequential read speed of the Team Group T-Force GE Pro 4TB?
At 14000 MB/s, the Team Group T-Force GE Pro 4TB is 53% above the category average for sequential read speed, ranking #30 out of 202 — see ranking ssd products.
What is the sequential write speed of the Team Group T-Force GE Pro 4TB?
At 11800 MB/s, the Team Group T-Force GE Pro 4TB is 48% above the category average for sequential write speed, ranking #43 out of 202 — see ranking ssd products.
How does it compare?
How does the Team Group T-Force GE Pro 4TB's sequential read speed compare to similar ssdss?
At 14000 MB/s, the Team Group T-Force GE Pro 4TB leads the Adata Legend 970 Pro 4TB (11000 MB/s) by 21%.
How does the Team Group T-Force GE Pro 4TB's sequential write speed compare to similar ssdss?
At 11800 MB/s, the Team Group T-Force GE Pro 4TB trails the Western Digital WD Black SN8100 4TB (14000 MB/s) by 16%.