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Review: Team Group MP33 NVMe 512 GB SSD
On the 30th of September, Team Group announced its MP33 NVme SSD, boasting features like PCIe Gen3 x4 high-speed interface. We had the opportunity to test the 512 GB model. The MP33 is an SSD with a storage capacity of 128 GB/256 GB /512GB/1 TB, and also a 2 TB option.
Read the review here.
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#5750771 Posted on: 01/15/2020 12:06 AM
Sorry, but for the same price i can get s nvme (phison E12 controller) doing 3000/2000 MBs for R/W,
340K iops and 780 TBW, almost doubling the numbers vs the TG MP33,
and the only advantage would be the 5y warranty.
About same what I get with an addlink S70, same price
Sorry, but for the same price i can get s nvme (phison E12 controller) doing 3000/2000 MBs for R/W,
340K iops and 780 TBW, almost doubling the numbers vs the TG MP33,
and the only advantage would be the 5y warranty.
About same what I get with an addlink S70, same price
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#5750939 Posted on: 01/15/2020 12:30 PM
You are wrong, from what i see the 128GB model is the best option in the market today with 1000TBW. Buy while it lasts.
You are wrong, from what i see the 128GB model is the best option in the market today with 1000TBW. Buy while it lasts.
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#5751044 Posted on: 01/15/2020 05:07 PM
I've used some team group ram a few times recently with good results, so i may try one of their ssd's as well. Thanks for the review as always.
I've used some team group ram a few times recently with good results, so i may try one of their ssd's as well. Thanks for the review as always.
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#5751095 Posted on: 01/15/2020 06:52 PM
@Aro9
please clean your glasses:
128GB / >100TBW
256GB / >200TBW
512GB / >400TBW
1TB / >600TBW
2TB / >1,000TBW
https://www.teamgroupinc.com/en/product/mp33
@Aro9
please clean your glasses:
128GB / >100TBW
256GB / >200TBW
512GB / >400TBW
1TB / >600TBW
2TB / >1,000TBW
https://www.teamgroupinc.com/en/product/mp33
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#5751308 Posted on: 01/16/2020 11:49 AM
128 GB: up to 1,500 MB / s in reading and up to 500 MB/s in sequential writing. Up to 90 K random read IOPS and 100 K IOPS in random write. The maximum life of your NAND Flash memory cells is 1000 TBW.
256 GB : up to 1,600 MB/s in reading and up to 1,000 MB / s in sequential writing. Up to 160 K random read IOPS and 200 K IOPS in random write. The maximum life of your NAND Flash memory cells is 200 TBW.
512 GB : up to 1,700 MB/s in reading and up to 1,400 MB / s in sequential writing. Up to 220 K random read IOPS and 200 K IOPS in random write. The duration of your NAND Flash memory cells is 400 TBW.
1 TB : up to 1,800 MB/s in reading and up to 1,500 MB / s in sequential writing. Up to 220 K IOPS in reading and 200 K IOPS in random writing. Its duration is estimated at around 600 TBW
2 TB : up to 1,800 MB/s in reading and up to 1,500 MB / s in sequential writing. Up to 220 K IOPS in reading and 200 K IOPS in random writing. Its duration is estimated at around 1,000 TBW.
So, how to say, my glasses are perfectly clean.
Comment after reading the article, not before. I guess Hilbert should join the discussion.
128 GB: up to 1,500 MB / s in reading and up to 500 MB/s in sequential writing. Up to 90 K random read IOPS and 100 K IOPS in random write. The maximum life of your NAND Flash memory cells is 1000 TBW.
256 GB : up to 1,600 MB/s in reading and up to 1,000 MB / s in sequential writing. Up to 160 K random read IOPS and 200 K IOPS in random write. The maximum life of your NAND Flash memory cells is 200 TBW.
512 GB : up to 1,700 MB/s in reading and up to 1,400 MB / s in sequential writing. Up to 220 K random read IOPS and 200 K IOPS in random write. The duration of your NAND Flash memory cells is 400 TBW.
1 TB : up to 1,800 MB/s in reading and up to 1,500 MB / s in sequential writing. Up to 220 K IOPS in reading and 200 K IOPS in random writing. Its duration is estimated at around 600 TBW
2 TB : up to 1,800 MB/s in reading and up to 1,500 MB / s in sequential writing. Up to 220 K IOPS in reading and 200 K IOPS in random writing. Its duration is estimated at around 1,000 TBW.
So, how to say, my glasses are perfectly clean.
Comment after reading the article, not before. I guess Hilbert should join the discussion.
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#5751314 Posted on: 01/16/2020 12:40 PM
128 GB: up to 1,500 MB / s in reading and up to 500 MB/s in sequential writing. Up to 90 K random read IOPS and 100 K IOPS in random write. The maximum life of your NAND Flash memory cells is 1000 TBW.
256 GB : up to 1,600 MB/s in reading and up to 1,000 MB / s in sequential writing. Up to 160 K random read IOPS and 200 K IOPS in random write. The maximum life of your NAND Flash memory cells is 200 TBW.
512 GB : up to 1,700 MB/s in reading and up to 1,400 MB / s in sequential writing. Up to 220 K random read IOPS and 200 K IOPS in random write. The duration of your NAND Flash memory cells is 400 TBW.
1 TB : up to 1,800 MB/s in reading and up to 1,500 MB / s in sequential writing. Up to 220 K IOPS in reading and 200 K IOPS in random writing. Its duration is estimated at around 600 TBW
2 TB : up to 1,800 MB/s in reading and up to 1,500 MB / s in sequential writing. Up to 220 K IOPS in reading and 200 K IOPS in random writing. Its duration is estimated at around 1,000 TBW.
So, how to say, my glasses are perfectly clean.
Comment after reading the article, not before. I guess Hilbert should join the discussion.
Pretty sure its a typo. Makes zero sense for 128gb to have 1000 TBW while the 256gb is 200 TBW. The larger the capacity, the greater the life span. Thats always been the case.
128 GB: up to 1,500 MB / s in reading and up to 500 MB/s in sequential writing. Up to 90 K random read IOPS and 100 K IOPS in random write. The maximum life of your NAND Flash memory cells is 1000 TBW.
256 GB : up to 1,600 MB/s in reading and up to 1,000 MB / s in sequential writing. Up to 160 K random read IOPS and 200 K IOPS in random write. The maximum life of your NAND Flash memory cells is 200 TBW.
512 GB : up to 1,700 MB/s in reading and up to 1,400 MB / s in sequential writing. Up to 220 K random read IOPS and 200 K IOPS in random write. The duration of your NAND Flash memory cells is 400 TBW.
1 TB : up to 1,800 MB/s in reading and up to 1,500 MB / s in sequential writing. Up to 220 K IOPS in reading and 200 K IOPS in random writing. Its duration is estimated at around 600 TBW
2 TB : up to 1,800 MB/s in reading and up to 1,500 MB / s in sequential writing. Up to 220 K IOPS in reading and 200 K IOPS in random writing. Its duration is estimated at around 1,000 TBW.
So, how to say, my glasses are perfectly clean.
Comment after reading the article, not before. I guess Hilbert should join the discussion.
Pretty sure its a typo. Makes zero sense for 128gb to have 1000 TBW while the 256gb is 200 TBW. The larger the capacity, the greater the life span. Thats always been the case.
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#5751343 Posted on: 01/16/2020 02:12 PM
Yes, it was a typo (corrected now). On the second page it was already ok (100 TBW). Thanks for spotting that
Yes, it was a typo (corrected now). On the second page it was already ok (100 TBW). Thanks for spotting that
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Sorry, but for the same price i can get s nvme (phison E12 controller) doing 3000/2000 MBs for R/W,
340K iops and 780 TBW, almost doubling the numbers vs the TG MP33,
the only advantage would be the 5y warranty.