Also on the event is a demonstration of 3 Intel 750 NVMe SSDs in RAID 0 on an upcoming Gigabyte Z170 based board. That consists of 2 U.2 Intel 750 in conjunction with a PCI-E Intel 750 SSD. Gigabyte claims that this is the fastest SSD RAID in the consumer market currently.
CrystalMark benchmarks were run on both the RAID 0 setup & also on an AKiTiO Thunderbolt 3 enclosure which has a 1.2TB Intel 750 PCI-E SSD in it.



Considering that it is competing with a 3x 400GB SSD (2x U.2 & 1x PCI-E) RAID 0 setup, the AKiTiO ThunderBolt 3 (with its 1.2TB Intel 750 SSD) does pretty well.
Pricing Info of AKITIO Thunderbolt 3