Several users have requested this data in our SSD reviews. Here we see a few key issues with the Mushkin Chronos Deluxe 480GB. The first is the lower 4K performance on the 480GB capacity size.

For most of 2012, the Deluxe 480GB cost between $80-$100 less than any other 480GB SSD with the same NAND flash. On many occasions the drive cost less than products with asynchronous flash ...

As you may expect, today we’ll be doing a review on the Seagate 600 480GB, which is Seagate’s entry level SSD and their only consumer oriented offering. The next step up, the Seagate 600 Pro ...

First up, the NAND. The M500 is the first SSD to make use of IMFT's 128Gbit 20nm MLC NAND dies. Specifically with the 480GB drive, you'll find 16 NAND packages each containing two such dies.

Otherwise, grab yourself a speedy SSD and never look back. If that is in fact your plan, one of the best deals right now is for a Kodak-brand 2.5-inch 480GB internal SSD (EKSSD480GX150K).

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At $400 for 480GB of storage, the Plugable BT3-NVME480 SSD isn't cheap, but it's also not wildly unaffordable if you're aiming to find an SSD that's going to offer the fastest speeds you can get ...

480GB, 960GB, 1.92TB, and 3.84TB. This means Seagate is likely keeping quite a bit of NAND in reserve. As already noted, the IronWolf 110 is a 2.5-inch, SATA 6Gbps SSD. It’s 7mm thick no matter ...

U32 Shadow 8TB External SSD USB-C Portable Solid State Drive Best Budget External SSD: PNY Elite 480GB USB 3.0 Portable Solid State Drive Fastest External SSD: SAMSUNG X5 2TB - Up to 2800MB/s ...

Aside from slightly low sequential read/write performance, the Crucial M500 480GB looks like a top tier SSD. One point I do have to make is that 4K write performance looks very, very good.

This shout out that I’m referring to is a mainstream consumer 1TB – yes a ONE TERABYTE SSD. Because of the speed at which technology has been moving forward, we’ve seen die sizes shrink and ...