Silicon Power Performance Internal SP240GBSS3S56B25AZ Review

To be honest, this product is on par with better known SSD brands and at a lower price. I immediately plugged it in, formatted it, cloned my Windows boot disk to it, and started my computer right away. works super fast!

a lot of problems with this company, a lot of bad SSDs, they play games with a guarantee (you need to register in advance!) Buyers be careful

I had no problems with this disc. I replaced my old laptop drive and everything is much faster. I haven't done any speed tests etc, but I didn't need it for that. I bought it on sale at Revain and had no problems with it. I think I might update this in the future if anything comes up, but it's been great for a few months now.

I've been using a lot of Silicon Power SSDs lately and they perform very well. I was pleasantly surprised to find this 120GB SSD on Revain for $18.19. While this device can't compete with a large HDD per gigabyte, for small tasks (like running a Windows PC) this SSD size is extremely efficient, fast, and great value.

I bought this thing with a little doubt in me that it would suck simply because I had never heard of this manufacturer before, never heard of a youtuber or reviewer mentioning it in mentioned in any assembly guide. But when I first started looking I was on a tight budget for a friend, I was a bit overwhelmed when I looked at the prices of SSDs although to be honest they are all pretty much the same, but then I came across Silicon Power When I saw the specs and the price of this thing, I just…

I bought and installed a total of 5 of these 240GB drives. They were installed in regular office computers in small offices. Within 6 months all five are in various stages of failure. 2 of them have failed completely, data recovery is not possible. The other three are in various stages of failure and terrible performance. I'm copying them all to new Samsung SSDs as I write this. It will take many hours as it is full of bugs and the performance is terrible at the moment. I've used Silicon Power…

Great SSD with good read/write speeds at a great price. I installed one on a gaming computer with an OS installed and 2 games. I will update the post after a few months of use.