Biwin NV7400 4000GB

Specifications

Core

Capacity 4000 GB

Form Factor M.2 2280

Interface PCIe 4.0 x4

Performance

Seq Read 7400 MB/s

Seq Write 6500 MB/s

Endurance (TBW) 4000 TBW

Price History

SSD Description

The Biwin NV7400 4000GB is a DRAM-less NVMe drive built around the Maxio MAP1602 controller, using Host Memory Buffer (HMB) to use a portion of system memory for address mapping. It is commonly paired with YMTC 232-layer 3D TLC NAND, allowing the drive to nearly saturate PCIe 4.0 bandwidth. The MAP1602 platform is noted for strong power efficiency and cooler operation compared with older 8-channel controllers, enabling longer sustained write performance before thermal throttling. The 4000GB variant uses a single-sided M.2 PCB for compatibility with thin laptops and consoles.

Key Specifications

  • Interface: PCIe 4.0 x4, NVMe 1.4/2.0
  • Sequential Read/Write: 7400 MB/s / 6500 MB/s
  • Controller: Maxio MAP1602 (12nm, ARM Cortex-R5)
  • NAND Configuration: 3D TLC (Typically YMTC Xtacking 3.0)
  • DRAM Cache: None (HMB Architecture)
  • Physical Layout: Single-sided M.2 2280

Hardware Alternatives

  • Lexar NM790 4000GB: near-identical internal components and firmware logic to the NV7400
  • Acer Predator GM7: features a similar reference design with comparable internal components
  • Samsung 990 PRO 4000GB: competes in sequential throughput but generally outperforms the NV7400 in heavy random I/O and sustained mixed workloads

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