Testseek.co.uk have collected 151 expert reviews of the SanDisk 2.5 inch Extreme SSD Series SATA600 and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for SanDisk 2.5 inch Extreme SSD Series SATA600.
March 2012
(82%)
151 Reviews
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(82%)
346 Reviews
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The editors liked
Compact
USB 3.1 Gen 2 to maximize performance
Sleek design with nice styling
USB Type-A and Type-C connectivity
Capable of sequential speeds in excess of 500MB/s
Toggle Mode NAND delivers strong performance across data types
Silky smooth operation as a system drive, Excellent sequential reading performance, Very good sequential writing performance, Outstanding 4K random I/O performance at high queue depths, SATA 6Gbps support, TRIM support under Windows 7, Fast access t
Including a 3.5 inch to 2.5 inch drive converter bracket, would have been a nice addition.
Let us summarise the most important positive and negative points belowPositiveSilky smooth operation as a system drive.Excellent sequential reading performance.Very good sequential writing performance.Outstanding 4K random I/O performance at high queue de...
As we've said before and we'll continue to hammer any chance we can get, the single biggest bottleneck in modern systems is the traditional plattered hard drive, and using an SSD in your system will make such a massive difference that you'll want to cr...
The next version of Intel’s RST driver is supposed to bring TRIM to our RAID Arrays. This is the Holy Grail for RAID user. The problem now for RAID users is the performance degradation over time. SandForce drives are particularly susceptible to write ...
Available in 120GB, 240GB and 480GB capacities, SandForce SF-2281 processor with DuraClass, DuraWrite and RAISE technologies, Excellent sequential read and write speeds, SATA 6Gb/s interface, Toggle Mode NAND flash, Supports TRIM, SMART and NCQ, Well cons
Does not include a 2.5" to 3.5" adapter bracket, Not as fast when writing incompressible data
With the Extreme, SanDisk has made its long awaited entrance into the high-performance SSD market. Targeted at gamers and enthusiasts, this new SSD combines LSI's SandForce SF-2281 controller with the company's own 24nm MLC Toggle Mode NAND flash to d...
As we've said before and we'll continue to hammer any chance we can get, the single biggest bottleneck in modern systems is the traditional platter-based hard drive, and using an SSD in your system will make such a massive difference that you'll want t...
As we've said before and we'll continue to hammer any chance we can get, the single biggest bottleneck in modern systems is the traditional platter-based hard drive, and using an SSD in your system will make such a massive difference that you'll want t...
So what do we make of SanDisk's first serious foray into the world of Solid State Drives?Actually quite a lot. Although the performance of the drive when using the smallest 4K block size was consistently slower than our other drives, it's worth rememberin...
As you can see from the results above, I can confidently say that the SanDisk Extreme is a much more competitive than the Ultra that came before it. This drive is nothing short of amazing. Dominating in both compressible and incompressible reads and write...
Abstract: SanDisk Extreme SSD 240GB Review Storage Page 1Reviewer:Tyler BernathArticle Publish Date:2/27/2012 SanDisk has been in the market for quite some time, starting out over 20 years ago as a three person company in California’s Silicon ...
