As pictured and detailed by Anandtech.com, these new PCIe 4.0 SSDs will join ADATA's XPG Gammix S50, a PCIe 4.0 SSD based on the Phison E16 controller, which is currently the only PCIe 4.0 controller on the market, and while the Phison E18 is expected to come in Q3 2020, there will be plenty of other controllers on the market as well.

The list starts with the Pearl, a PCIe x4 Gen4 SSD which uses the Silicon Motion SM2267 controller and should offer sequential read and write performance of up to 4000/3000 MB/s with random 4k performance peaking at 400K/400K IOPS for read/write. It will be available in capacities of up to 4TB and have LDPC ECC Engine with end-to-end data path protection, and RAID engine.

The Indigo will use the Silicon Motion SM2264 controller and offer higher performance, peaking at 7000/6000 MB/s for sequential read and write, with 700K/700K IOPS for random 4k read/write. It will also be available in capacities of up to 4TB.

The highest performing one is the Sage, using Inngrit's Rainier IG5236 controller. It has a peak sequential read and write performance of 7000 and 6100 MB/s with random 4k performance peaking at 1000K IOPS. It supports NVMe 1.4 protocol and will be available in capacities of up to 4TB.

All three new ADATA SSDs are a part of the XPG series, so gaming and high-performance oriented, and will use 96L TLC NAND, and ADATA is still finalizing the design so these could end up with either Toshiba or Micron TLC NAND.

According to the information provided, all three should ship by the Computex 2020 show which kicks off in June.