Sabrent Rocket 4 PLUS 2TB (2022) NVMe SSD review
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Mufflore
Sweet, the first PCIE 4.0 drive that handily beats the RND 4KQ1T1 figures of my PCIE 3.0 1TB Sabrent Rocket TLC drive.
Finally a drive worth putting in a new machine for OS use.
My MB/s figures are 67 read, 389.7 write.
The Rocket 4+ are 91.58 read, 418 write.
The Goose
While my 1 year old 1tb Sabrent Rocket 4 PLUS+ is fast.... i wont buy another Sabrent, i have a few games installed on my 1tb drive using 450gb out of 931gb, funnily they are my least played games, after 2847 power on hours, 8524gb written and 17544read my drive is at 85% health, i have a corsair mp600 2tb which is older, it has 8959 hours ,9713gb writes 36225reads to it and yet is still at 99% and was previously an os drive for nearly a year.
tunejunky
i use a lot of Sabrent Rocket drives. i have two systems with onboard slots and i have dedicated myself the last several years migrating data from hdd to ssd, and on those two systems ssd to M.2.
i like a "clean" computer with minimal cables, lines, and tubing.
but even so, this is out of my envelope (of need) specs.
i typically use one pcie 4.0 as a boot drive and save that $100+ by going pcie 3.0 (with larger volume drives)
but i'm happy with the 1tb Rocket 4.0 as i have it one one system the other is my DAW with Crucial p5+ which is close enough for Rock N' Roll.
but if i was doing a new build with Alder Lake or AM5 i would look long and hard at this guy.
Horus-Anhur
The Goose
Horus-Anhur
Mufflore
Using the Sabrent Control Panel app to read the drive...
My 1.3yr old Sabrent TLC 1TB drive in my Win10 gaming PC has 600+ hrs use, 2.35TB written and still has 100% life.
I cant check the 2.5yr old drive in my Windows 7 machine because only windows recognises the existence of an NVME drive due to the driver in use. It works faster so didnt replace it. No low level tools see the drive (except defraggers and scandisk etc) yet it works perfectly.
Horus-Anhur
Mufflore
Horus-Anhur
Venix
tunejunky
very strange...
but my rocket 4 1Tb (2 years old) is at 98%, but i only use it for boot and system all of my apps & games are on secondary (M.2) drives.
valentyn0
Truder
I have a Sabrent Rocket 4 1TB, it is used as my System disk, will be two years old next month. Sabrent Rocket Control Panel shows my drives health as 100%, Crystal Disk Info shows it at 99%. Total host reads are 17TB and total host writes are 14.5TB, powered on hours 8094, with 1208 power cycles.
Srsbsns
Where does one get this firmware? I only see 1.2 on their site.
Glottiz
I have 7-8 year old Samsung SSD that's still at 100% health (was used as system drive all that time). I now have 4 Samsung SSDs in total (sata and nvme) and haven't had a single issue. And this is why I only buy Samsung, they are a bit more expensive than competition but you get what you pay for.
Welliam
lukas_1987_dion
1400TBW for 2TB is pretty average tbh, my PHY 2TB Gen4 is rated 3600TBW and it's not even high end.
RavenMaster
Seems kinda strange for Seagate's Firecuda 530 to not appear in any of those benchmarks, considering its great performance.
bobrix
Had sabrent rocket pcie4 1TB, Died without a warning, normal use not even a year. F for sabrent never again and if you really want it buy on amazon so you don't have to deal with special sabrent support. Programs can show 10000% health it will die anyway.