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The SSD Thread V4, Solid State Drive
The SSD Thread V4, Solid State Drive
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Oct 13 2014, 09:51 AM
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Nov 6 2014, 02:35 PM
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QUOTE(rootlinux @ Nov 6 2014, 11:41 AM) I also looking at getting Transcend SSD to refresh my Macbook Black HDD, do u know the diff between 320, 340 and 370? Thanks. 340 370 both JMicron JMF667H(bigger capacity limited) & Silicon Motion controller, later version does 30-40MB/s faster. I don't use VM/heavy multitask, can skip the cache trick. 320 slower & current price not worth for it.fyi 340 (on dell 7520SE) after boot up temp abt 44-45c, gaming abt 55-57c, might quite high for some user. some of u may take a look panasonic ssd + caddy on lelong, the bundle seem good. (ocz good? |
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QUOTE(horns @ Jan 22 2015, 09:32 AM) which transcend ssd is this? how's your computing experience with transcend ssd? it looks good enough for common usage. (the write part is slower but i think as long as reads have enough speed, then you should be fine) cheap low costing, and much better than kingston v300 (after changing to slow nand flash), and no provisioning on ssd340.plextor's ram-based cache is relatively impressive. although it's not as good as ramdisk, and we don't need that crazy speed for everyday use, it looks better than samsung's rapid and primocache. the fw update method quite dumb on ssd340, will wipe off the drive data guess ssd340 no longer available, ssd370 now. ya, for laptop purpose it fast, cheap & good enough, though the 256GB model will double the 128gb write speed. those scary high speed ssd really good for big large fast require database like tesco/mydin. |
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