Review

My old INTEL 320 80Gb SATA II -300Mb / s reads 280 writes 98, I decided to use it on WoT and buy a new inexpensive SSD, it turned out that SanDisk reads from 440 to 514, but writes 72 - 78. I checked the speed of CrystalDiskMark 5 with a size of 50Mb to 1Gb test SeqQ32T1

Has pros: The case is plastic. Easily attaches to plastic sleds by snapping on without bolts. Cloned the OS to it using the Acronis boot disk with no problems. Got cons: . But the proposed Acronis True Image from the WD website turned out to be heavy and buggy

Buying this model, like the G26, does not make sense. If only as a boot disk for a Linux server, with remote collection of logs so that they are not written to the main disk. I can recommend the G25 for purchase, but it is now very difficult to find. Pros: This is still an SSD, when used purely for reading, there are no complaints Cons: Disgusting recording speed, "thanks" to the S11 series controller. SLC caching is enough for exactly 1.5 gigabytes of information, then the recording goes to…

FYI: I bought it from Revain for $27.99. for this price. I tested the speed of this Sandisk SDSSDA-120G-G27 vs HP M700 120GB. HP was significantly faster in the write area and probably 10% faster in the read area. Both drives were tested on the same machine with the same operating system. I bought this thing for only $28 so I'm not complaining as it's still way faster than a hard drive. But if I had to choose between this Sandisk and HP, I would choose HP if the prices were the same…

Supper installs easily on my HP laptop. I had to use f11 for the boot menu. When booting the windows 10 cd it said my win key would be removed for my free 10 upgrade which kept running had to do a custom install. After the installation I logged in with my Windows ID and updates were carried out as usual. Super super fast HD used a 5400rpm hard drive, this thing makes it look like a dying turtle. Got 120 gigabytes, next will be 240+ gigabytes, read/write time is almost twice as fast. Dates for…

I bought this to replace an 8 year old Corsair brand SSD as a gaming drive. It has more disk errors and corrupted files that need repairing than any other SSD I've had. I have an 850 Pro 512GB and an Intel 730 Series 480GB SSD that I've had since 2015 along with an old Corsair drive. This drive is not reliable. Do yourself a favor and buy a Sandisk Ultra or other SSD with DRAM, or never put anything of value on that drive. I've never had a problem with a Corsair drive without DRAM. It gets 2…

I use them in old laptops. Customers who need an upgrade to a much older laptop usually get it on my recommendation. It's not as expensive as a Samsung drive, but it just gets the job done. and also on an older computer that cannot fully utilize the speed anyway. This computer was hooked up to an old Dell, which really made a big difference in boot times and usage. The customer was very satisfied and the price is difficult to argue. How do you compare value for money? An SSD of any kind is by…

I don't use my laptop much, so I have an old one, an IBM Thinkpad T61P. It worked fine on Linux, but I wanted to know how big the hurdle my mechanical SATA 7200rpm was. For such a low price it was a decent game and it paid off with a vengeance! New life! It's much faster, even on the SATA I interface. Surprised and very satisfied!

Hmmm. I think Revain mixes all sizes together. I'm looking at a 120GB SSD Plus. I noticed that the read speed is as advertised = 500+ MB/s. However, write speeds seem to hit 80-90MB/s for what I have. I also have one of these which is 240GB and has write speeds of over 500MB/s. So I don't know if I got a bad one or if 120GB is limited that way. Since the drive works fine (just slower than expected write speeds) I haven't tried returning it and I live with it in a refurbished laptop. Works well,

My first experience with an SSD. Unfortunately, it only lasted a year, but don't assume it's the SSD. I had a power outage/surge that damaged both the APC battery backup system (even though it was 4 years old) and destroyed the SSD drive AND my WD hard drive. So I would never use an SSD again unless I had a new desktop battery backup model. The repair technician was amazed that the power outage/surge destroyed both my SSD and HDD and disabled my backup battery but didn't affect any other…

Under the installation of Windows in a home PC for the money - a great option. I have a whole bunch of SanDisk flash drives of all possible form factors - they work without problems, so I decided to buy an SSD from this manufacturer. I didn’t bother with tests and measurements, and so it’s clear that Windows and any programs are loaded much faster than from the HDD.

I have now bought two of these units and both are iron. One was installed 2 years ago on multiple devices, 2 laptops and 1 desktop without affecting performance. The disk was cleaned with "Diskpart" each time the device was changed. I also installed them on several client laptops/desktops. I had no problems, works like a charm on old and new systems. My second choice, and possibly my first, would be Crucial; I have one that is 4 years old, still works like a charm (used 24/7 until recently) and

Great Price! The best thing about this product is that in addition to that, you only need to buy a Casper backup cable and software and you can backup your entire computer system including Windows, applications, applications, files, etc., giving you a 100% mirror image of your current drive. So if your current drive fails, don't worry, plug it in and you'll be back up and running in less than 5 minutes. And your computer looks the same as it did before the crash. A true plug and play product…

I have been looking for a cheap SSD since my tower computer and couldn't resist the brand and price of this SSD. At a reduced price of thirty dollars, this is a bargain. My need for a solid state drive is different than most users. My tower already has a 256GB Samsung PCI SSD that it boots from and 3 terabytes of mechanical disk space. While this is more than adequate for normal use, editing files in Photoshop/After Effects became a problem as the boot drive would be full and the mechanical…