>Apex Storage doesn't reveal the inner details of the X21 >In a single-card configuration, the X21 delivers sequential read and write speeds up to 30.5 GBps an

>Apex Storage doesn't reveal the inner details of the X21 >In a single-card configuration, the X21 delivers sequential read and write speeds up to 30.5 GBps and 28.5 GBps, respectively. did they test it or reprint press release? >According to Apex Storage ah >The AIC has an average read and write access latency of 79us and 52us that doesnt make sense unless its additional latency of controller or they ship it populated with drieves. >However, Apex Storage didn't expose the type of RAID arrays. The X21 also flaunts "enterprise-grade reliability," NVMe 2.0 support, advanced EEC, data protection, and error recovery. Apex Storage didn't reveal the pricing or availability for the X21. so only revealed performance figures and pictures Their previous product was a fancy looking bracket for holding 16 SATA M.2 drives https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/storage-scaler/storage-scaler-16-x-m2-sata-iii-ssd-expansion-card https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/storage-scaler/storage-.... >A cross platform drop in card that can massively increase the amount of storage for your computer using cost effective m.2 SSDs. You had to read fine print to realized its just a m.2 stand requiring proper 16 port SATA controller to function. It still hasnt shipped to this day. Im mildly optimistic.