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#5666936 Posted on: 05/08/2019 03:42 PM
The msrp is $259.99 for the 1 TB, and I would guess it will use the Phison E12 controller.
The msrp is $259.99 for the 1 TB, and I would guess it will use the Phison E12 controller.
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#5666970 Posted on: 05/08/2019 04:49 PM
By the looks from the picture its using the Phison E12 reference.
So far the only two brands that offer 5 year and 1600+TBW are:
Corsair MP510 and the BPX Pro and is priced at $149.99 USD.
The other brands that use the Phison E12 reference that has 3 year warranty and 600TBW as their endurance rating comes around $139-$119 (Inland Premium @ Microcenter).
So the additional price you're paying for is the brand name, warranty, and possibly customer service. I went with the Corsair MP510 for the warranty and customer service (YMMV) as opposed to other not so well known brands.
This is roughly the performance you may get, this is out of the box no tweaks empty one click benchmark. It came with the latest 12.2 firmware.
Performance is subject to change as more firmware comes out.
What matters here is what controller is used, and of course the launch price for say the 1TB piece.
By the looks from the picture its using the Phison E12 reference.
So far the only two brands that offer 5 year and 1600+TBW are:
Corsair MP510 and the BPX Pro and is priced at $149.99 USD.
The other brands that use the Phison E12 reference that has 3 year warranty and 600TBW as their endurance rating comes around $139-$119 (Inland Premium @ Microcenter).
So the additional price you're paying for is the brand name, warranty, and possibly customer service. I went with the Corsair MP510 for the warranty and customer service (YMMV) as opposed to other not so well known brands.
This is roughly the performance you may get, this is out of the box no tweaks empty one click benchmark. It came with the latest 12.2 firmware.
Performance is subject to change as more firmware comes out.
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#5666974 Posted on: 05/08/2019 04:55 PM
did you disable write cache flushing(advanced performance) in device manager?
my sx8200 pro is half full already, it gets around 3000MB read/write scores.
(silicon motion sm2262en controller)
did you disable write cache flushing(advanced performance) in device manager?
my sx8200 pro is half full already, it gets around 3000MB read/write scores.
(silicon motion sm2262en controller)
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#5666982 Posted on: 05/08/2019 05:11 PM
did you disable write cache flushing(advanced performance) in device manager?
my sx8200 pro is half full already, it gets around 3000MB read/write scores.
(silicon motion sm2262en controller)
Ah it was disabled for my Samsung but not the Corsair, it was unchecked by default.
Anyways this is with it checked.
did you disable write cache flushing(advanced performance) in device manager?
my sx8200 pro is half full already, it gets around 3000MB read/write scores.
(silicon motion sm2262en controller)
Ah it was disabled for my Samsung but not the Corsair, it was unchecked by default.
Anyways this is with it checked.
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What matters here is what controller is used, and of course the launch price for say the 1TB piece.