💾 KingSpec 256GB SATA3 Internal Solid State Drive P3-256 - 2.5 Inch Hard Drive SSD Review

I bought it new, the OS could not be installed due to the listed shortcomings. In appearance ssd, like ssd. Someone writes about a flimsy body - the body, like the body, is no worse and no better than others. If not for the marriage, the speed suits, I took it for the 1155 socket, with AHCI support.

Bought SSD to replace HDD in laptops. Office work, but, unfortunately, now I don’t consider this manufacturer as reliable, I’d better take something else in the wake. once.

I plan to take a few more of these to replace hard drives. Even on the old sata 2.0 the flight is normal. Well, anyway, I had no illusions about him, because the device was taken specifically for games in the form of tanks and a stalker with mods. For the price, this SSD is definitely worth considering. With its pros: I decided to buy a second ssd for toys, from an inexpensive price category. I looked after this one and was not disappointed, a good disc for its price, I have been using it for a

Need a new c: drive for an old computer but didn't want to install a large drive or spend a lot of money. It seemed perfect. I see a lot of less than good reviews but so far so good, pretty fast, perfect size for OS and antivirus, a few other small programs. The only problem I found was that the screw holes didn't match the screws I had on the old drive, I cut them and installed them. So far the performance has been excellent. Would buy it again under the same circumstances.

This SSD performs well on 12-pass writes (disc was written and erased 12 times at full speed) and is incredibly fast as a boot drive. Seems reliable so far, great performance and a great price. This 360GB version of the drive has 24GB of onboard "Z" sectors, which means that if a sector fails, the SSD controller chip can immediately mark the bad sector and copy the data to a new sector without intervention operating system or by the user.

After three months of use, the drive remains as ROM, data is accessible, but flashing is not possible. The controller may have failed. I filled out a return form online to claim a 3 year warranty and never received a response or follow up. I would like to be contacted to find out how to return it.

Can't remember when I bought it. But I bought it for an older 2008 MacBook laptop to replace its slow hard drive. With an SSD, my old MacBook boots from off to ready in less than 20 seconds. The access, read/write speed is pretty fast for me. I don't know much about the different SATA SSD controllers, but this worked without any problems. I would buy it again to set up as a boot drive or as an extra external drive for any other old computer.