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Maxio MAP1602
The is a high-performance, DRAM-less NVMe SSD controller developed by Maxio Technology (Hangzhou) Ltd. . It is widely used in "budget-king" Gen 4 SSDs because it achieves flagship-level speeds (up to 7,400 MB/s) without the cost of external DRAM, instead utilizing Host Memory Buffer (HMB) technology . 🚀 Technical Performance Specs
VCC ──┬──> UV/OV Comparators ──> Glitch Filter ──> Reset Logic ──> RESET │ (IN1, IN2) ├──> Power-Fail Comparator ──> PFO ├──> Watchdog Timer ──> WDO └──> Manual Reset (MR) ──> Debounce / Delay maxio 1602 full
- No DRAM: DRAM chips generate heat. Removing them reduces thermal output by roughly 20%.
- Low idle power: The controller sips just 0.5mW in idle (PS4 state).
- Active power: Under full load, it draws approximately 3.5W to 4W.
2. Key Features (Full Set)
Host Memory Buffer (HMB)
The Maxio 1602 is a DRAM-less controller. In traditional SSD design, a dedicated DRAM chip stores the "Flash Translation Layer" (FTL) map. Without it, performance would tank. However, the Maxio 1602 Full leverages technology. Maxio MAP1602 The is a high-performance, DRAM-less NVMe
Here is a helpful guide on how to set up this configuration, load the correct software, and troubleshoot common issues. No DRAM: DRAM chips generate heat
You will find the MAP1602 in various popular "bang-for-buck" SSDs:
