💾 Toshiba Memory America OCZ TR200 240GB SATA III Internal Solid State Drive (THN-TR20Z2400U8(CS) 2.5" THN-TR20Z2400U8(CS) Review

been to 5 different countries since installing this hd on my laptop. Laptop got wet in Malaysia while traveling to a remote island. I let the laptop dry for 3 days and it WORKS GREAT! Lenovo FTW read and write speed is around 420MB/s (speed is limited by chipset of my old laptop). Remember that you need to install Toshiba Utility software to enable the Over Provision feature in the SSD tuner. This feature (6 gigabytes of free space) added 2 minutes to the download time. now loads in 30 seconds…

I had this drive for about a month and then it just died with me. I have a gaming PC with this SSD for the OS and my documents and a 2TB HDD for my games. Everything worked as usual, but today he just died. While opening Firefox, my computer just froze. I had to do a hard reset but as soon as I did that I got a message saying no bootable device was found. I've tried all troubleshooting methods, even tried formatting and wiping the drive with different programs, but absolutely nothing worked. It

OK. I bought this SDD at a bargain price expecting to get something similar to my cheap and slow (write speed) PNYCS900. I'm pleasantly surprised that this drive performs as well as my more expensive Sandisk SDSSDA 240G. Data read/write speed is very good, write speed is around 60MB/s. PNY writes the same 6GB file at around 22-27MB/s. Bought this CD on the flash sale. should have bought 2. I will update this review after a few months of use.

I ordered this to replace an old burned hard drive that came in a Lenovo Flex 3 1580. Surprisingly, the built-in Western Digital hard drive only lasted a little over a year. . Now I'm glad it only lasted this long as this new Toshiba SSD is pretty cool and helped speed up the machine a lot. I'm wondering why Lenovo decided to install an HDD instead of an SSD on a computer with a good processor, 8GB RAM, etc. etc. It's probably because a 1TB HDD can be cheaper than a 240GB SSD, but 240GB is…

Why computers come with a standard hard drive I'll never understand. I just bought an Acer desktop for business with Intel i5 hard drive/500GB/4GB RAM. Before using it for the first time, I installed 12 GB of RAM. It literally took an hour to download and install Windows for the first time. I connected the SSD to an old Kingston USB hard drive kit I had. Installed a macro to clone the disk which took another hour. Installed a disk and now it boots in seconds. Programs will open immediately…

Installed on a legacy ASUS VivoBook X202E. Intel i3 2365M 1.40GHz, 4GB RAM. I replaced a slow 500GB SATA 3.0GB hard drive with this Toshiba OCZ TR200 240GB SSD. The download time to download was at least 4 minutes. 2 1/2 minutes for a clean install of Windows. Loading time is now in seconds. Apps load much faster. And I don't have to deal with 100 percent disk usage. With original 500 GB hard drive. I got read speeds between 90 and 101. With a 240GB Toshiba OCZ TR200 SSD. Now I'm getting 475…

has been to 5 different countries since I installed this hard drive in your laptop. Laptop got wet in Malaysia while traveling to a remote island. I let the laptop dry for 3 days and it WORKS GREAT! Lenovo FTW read and write speed is around 420MB/s (speed is limited by chipset of my old laptop). Remember that you need to install Toshiba Utility software to enable the Over Provision feature in the SSD tuner. This feature (6 gigabytes of free space) added 2 minutes to the download time. now loads

advantages : Professional reviews indicate that this drive performs relatively poorly. I've found that this is often not accurate because they rely on synthetic benchmarks. My test for this drive on Mint 18.3 and a Z270 i5-7400 platform was to create a 6GB RAM_Disk and transfer 5.5GB of mixed files to an SSD using Ext4. The speed was 9 seconds. My best high-end discs gave 8 seconds. The boot time from the start menu to the desktop is 10 seconds, which is exactly the time of my expensive SSDs…