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Kingston UV500 review

January 30, 2019 Daniel Smith 0 Comments 3d TLC, Kingston, SATA, ssd, UV500

Continuing their focus on main market drives that we saw with the UV400 sata drive back in 2017 and the

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Crucial MX500 Review

December 9, 2018January 28, 2019 Daniel Smith 0 Comments 3d TLC, Crucial, Pc components, SATA, SM2256, ssd, storage

From NVMe back to the world of of more pedestrian things with SATA is where the MX500 takes us. However

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Mushkin launches new SSD’s leveraging 3d NAND

June 4, 2017June 5, 2017 Daniel Smith 0 Comments 3d MLC, 3d TLC, Mushkin, Nand, ssd

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ADATA Ultimate SU800 256GB 3D TLC SSD Review

March 10, 2017February 10, 2019 Daniel Smith 0 Comments 3d TLC, SATA, ssd

The Adata Ultimate SU800 is one of the first drives available using the new Micron 3D nand. This new nand

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Paul King The oldest is familiar, but the younger one I need to introduce. She's more of an early st Nicholas Santa fan
T · November 26, 2020
Patrick Holloway I'm preparing a routine that when I say "Krampus has come for you" then the bedroom smart light turns on dark red. Then the recipient receives a text message saying "Krampus knows you were bad" and...
T · November 26, 2020
Deslok In the case of a higher power card(a gpu) a full system power measurement would be acceptable however a pcie device like this is low enough power that other factors(disk and cpu activity triggered by...
T · November 23, 2020
MrCalvin I agree measure power-consumption on a PCI socket is whole other story, I would say the only practical way is to measure the whole computer, before and after activating the device, but that should...
T · November 21, 2020
Deslok I unfortunately don't have a way to meter a pcie device directly at this time, that is part of why my answer was 6-10w based on other AQ107 devices i've observed(such as the OWC 10gbaseT adapter which...
T · November 20, 2020