💾 Industrial SSD Enterprise Class Solid State Drive for IPC Embedded Computer - TOROSUS 480GB Review

I love this SSD! I've put this SSD in almost every build sold and haven't received a single complaint. It's super fast and reliable!

I didn't have high expectations (very low cost) but wasn't expecting massive I/O latencies and averaged 5-10MB with 100MB spikes when I I am lucky. My consumer SSDs run at 40MB on average. I wasn't expecting my system to hang with disk I/O delays.

I ran the SSD test and it worked great. When I tried to use the firewall after cloning from disk but the network doesn't start due to missing reports and I have to reinstall the firewall. This SSD can work anytime and for a long time. At startup, the firewall starts the network for 9 seconds. I'm getting rid of the hard drive because of the working mechanical drive and high performance. This is ideal for running Linux at a very low capacity.

Disc is said to be 580MB. Started a crystal disc and got 68MB. 931 GB were available. No fat drive. Possibly fake. Stay away. I returned mine. My 7800rpm drive was faster than this and pulled out 180MB.

These drives (2 of them) have failed to such an extent that even plugging them into my SATA controller causes my system to either freeze or not send POST at all. Connecting them via USB 3.0 my computer IMMEDIATELY restarts when plugged in. Are these company drives? In the right country? Save money and go to ebay and buy a used drive or save to buy an SSD from a reputable brand.

Works great as external storage for my PlayStation 4. Much faster than my FIrecuda, HDD/SDD hybrid drive. Just ordered another one. Cast big games on it so the loading times are much faster.

I tested the SSD, everything works fine. When I tried to use the firewall after cloning from disk but the network doesn't start due to missing reports and I have to reinstall the firewall. This SSD can work anytime and for a long time. At startup, the firewall starts the network for 9 seconds. I'm getting rid of the hard drive because of the working mechanical drive and high performance. This is ideal for running Linux at a very low capacity.

Slow read/write speeds. One of these had a write speed of 22Mbps which indicated a faulty controller but support thought I connected it to USB Type-C? Before that I wrote another detailed review and while I kept the style recommended by Revain it was not approved. The only plus point of the case is that it is made of metal and not plastic. Also, this SSD is called TSA120 in Device Manager, although the branding clearly states Torosus, which is a rebadged KingDian.

I didn't have high expectations (very low cost) but I didn't face huge I/O latencies and averaging 5-10MB at 100- MB peaks calculated if I'm lucky. My consumer SSDs run at 40MB on average. I wasn't expecting my system to hang with disk I/O delays.

I've been looking for a 1TB SSD for months trying to find a deal. This one came out $15 less than its closest competitor. I had never heard of this name before but decided to give it a try. It's the only drive in my i7 laptop (upgraded from a 500GB spinning drive), it's fast and hasn't had any write errors in the month I've been using it.