Toshiba TR200 SSD 960GB Review Memory (DDR4/DDR5) and Storage (SSD/NVMe) 357 Page 16 of 18 Published 2017-10-11 12:00 by Hilbert Hagedoorn Reviews Comments 9 SSD Performance SiSoft Sandra HDDSiSoft Sandra HD test Let's do a synthetic test with Sandra, just to see if we can match the results we've seen in HD Tach. The drive index test is what I refer to. Higher = Better. Share this content Twitter Facebook Reddit WhatsApp Email Print Previous Page Table of Contents TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Introduction 2 Specifications & Features Specifications & Features 3 What's SATA 3 (6G)? | NAND Types SATA 3 (6Gbps) Explained What is NAND? Flash NAND Types So What About That New Smaller NAND Lifespan? 4 Product Showcase Product showcase 5 Product Showcase 6 SSD Operating Temperatures Thermal Imaging Temperature Measurements 7 Installation & Recommendations Installation & Recommendations SSD Life-Span Recommendations Windows 10 - 8.1 - 7 & Vista Automatic Defrag Windows 7, 8.x, 10 & The SSD TRIM Feature Enable AHCI(!) 8 Test Environment & Equipment Hardware & Software Used 9 SSD Performance File Copy Tests SSD Performance File Copy Performance Game Load Times Performance ISO Creation Performance Application Load Time 10 SSD Performance Atto Disk Benchmark Atto Disk Benchmark 11 SSD Performance PCMark Vantage 64-bit Trace Testing PCMark Vantage 64-bit Trace testing 12 SSD Performance Crystal DiskMark SSD Performance Crystal DiskMark 13 SSD Performance HD Tune PRO HD Tune Pro 14 SSD Performance IOMeter IO Meter IOPS Performance 15 SSD Performance AS SSD Benchmark AS SSD Benchmark Compression Benchmark 16 SSD Performance SiSoft Sandra HDD SiSoft Sandra HD test 17 SSD Performance Anvil's Storage Utilities Anvil's Storage Utilities 18 Final Words & Conclusion Final Words & Conclusion Overall SSD Usage SATA Controllers Concluding Next Page Cooler Master MasterCase H500P review Middle-Earth Shadow of War: PC graphics performance benchmark review
SSD Performance SiSoft Sandra HDDSiSoft Sandra HD test Let's do a synthetic test with Sandra, just to see if we can match the results we've seen in HD Tach. The drive index test is what I refer to. Higher = Better.
