Biwin has announced they will be joining COMPUTEX 2026, slated for June 2 – 5 this year, and has curated a list of high-performing products to let the world know about them and their flagship lineup. They will have a booth numbered #R0102 on Level 4, Hall 2, while a hospitality suite over at the Grand Hilai Taipei will be set up too.
First, they are bringing ion the Black Opal OC Lab Gold Edition DW100 RGB DDR5 kit, packing 192GB of capacity in a 48GB x 4 config running at DDR5-6000 CL28 that can unleash its power to the fullest in games and heavy tasks like AI workloads.
The same family sees the Black Opal X570 PRO PCIe 5.0 SSD that offers up to 14,000 MB/s read and 13,000 MB/s write speeds, as well as up to 2M IOPS thanks to the 6nm controller and up to 8GB of DRAM cache.
Biwin is also venturing into the rugged segment with the Amber PX4000 external SSD, pushing up to 3,900 MB/s read and 3,700 MB/s write while packing IP67 resistance and a 3-meter max drop protection. Capacity-wise, you can find it as high as 8TB, and can be used across major platforms and devices, including the PS5.
For professionals, the Amber CB500 CFexpress 4.0 Type B card is a solid choice because it is the first of its offering to hit VPG800 certification, which means at least 800MB/s of speeds are guaranteed under sustained load. With peak speeds up to 3,750 MB/s read and 3,500 MB/s write, 8K and even 12K RAW recording becomes possible.
Need the same thing for mobile and handhelds? Try the Amber ME300 microSD Express card instead. Since it runs on the PCIe NVMe protocol, this small card can hit up to 900 MB/s read and 800 MB/s write, which is a huge jump over traditional microSD. While it is way ahead of the old leagues, it is still backwards compatible with UHS-I devices, so it works across both current and future hardware.
Lastly, the CL100 Mini SSD is literally a microSD-sized NVMe SSD with up to 3,700 MB/s read and 3,400 MB/s write via PCIe Gen4×2. Selected devices, such as ultra-thin systems, will find this highly applicable, and it also comes with IP68 protection and drop resistance, and uses a SIM-like installation design for easy expansion. Paired with that is the RD510 Mini SSD Reader, which uses USB4 and even includes active cooling to help maintain performance when accessing these tiny high-speed drives.
