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Guru3D.com » News » Review: Team Group Cardea II NVMe 1 TB SSD

Review: Team Group Cardea II NVMe 1 TB SSD

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 10/08/2019 09:56 AM | source: | 9 comment(s)
Review: Team Group Cardea II NVMe 1 TB SSD

Team Group announced its T-FORCE CARDEA II NVMe SSD boasting features like PCIe Gen3 x4 high-speed interface and a cooling module with “patented gaming fin design”. We had the opportunity to test the 1TB model. The T-FORCE CARDEA II is an SSD with a storage capacity of 256GB / 512GB / 1TB.

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Robbo9999
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#5718069 Posted on: 10/08/2019 12:45 PM
This is a Phison E12 drive judging by the version number of Firmware seen in one of the screenshots of a benchmark. So it looks like it's the same drive at the Corsair MP510 drive that guru3d reviewed here. Also same drive as Sabrent Rocket, and a few other names. I'm assuming the Phison E12 is paired with the same Toshiba NAND that all the other drives are. Nice to get a proper heatsink on it, so I wonder how it compares in price to the other Phison E12 drives (which should all be functionally the same as they seem to have the standard Phison firmware loaded).

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#5718080 Posted on: 10/08/2019 01:12 PM
the 970 evo plus that I sadly don't have keeps ruling it seems crazy that absolutely nobody talks about it (I have a 970 pro 1Tb that said)

toyo
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#5718203 Posted on: 10/08/2019 05:24 PM
The endurance seems a bit inflated for TLC NAND, especially coupled with the 3 years warranty? 800TBW for the the 500GB model? The 970 Evo Plus only offers 300TBW, and the MLC 970 Pro just 600TBW, I have no idea where T-FORCE is coming with these figures from.

the 970 evo plus that I sadly don't have keeps ruling it seems crazy that absolutely nobody talks about it (I have a 970 pro 1Tb that said)

I have a 500MB one, if you're curious about something specific just ask. It's nothing exceptional, just another NVMe SSD.

Gomez Addams
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#5718319 Posted on: 10/08/2019 11:00 PM
"High-performance superconductivity – Thermally conductive adhesive offers average heat radiating, instantaneously thermal energy transfer and accelerates the radiating process."

That sure seems to be written by a marketeer. Mostly because it makes no sense. Average heat radiating is somehow "high-performance" ? All right then.

Apparently someone got superconductivity to work at room temperature (and higher) and then didn't tell anyone about it. That should be worth a Nobel Prize, at least.

wavetrex
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#5718338 Posted on: 10/09/2019 12:05 AM
Decent SSD.
But probably won't buy it... better stuff "just around the corner"

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