![]() The SSD from Micron's Crucial BX series that we tested this year was its 240GB BX 110. When tested with Anvil’s Storage Utilities, the DS Fusion SSD earned a total score of over 4300 and showed highly impressive IOPS scores. The SSD's score of 1061 is a testament to its remarkable performance compared to the other SSDs. Kimtigo’s latest large capacity SSD, called DS Fusion, features a storage capacity of 240GB, and uses MLC based NAND Flash.īoth the read and write speeds of Kimtigo’s DS Fusion SSD were impressive, as can be seen in the diagram above. The overall score earned by Kingspec’s new SSD here arrived at an impressive 4200. While its writing speeds have a tendency to fluctuate from time to time, for the most part they remained stable. Kingspec’s SSD earned a highly impressive score of 975 in the AS SSD benchmark test. The 256GB SSD that we received from Kingspec this year was its ACSC4M256S25, which features the SATA 3 interface and MLC-based NAND Flash. Under AS SSD, the F9 showed a good performance and ended with an impressive score of 939. ![]() The writing speeds have remained stable even during the 4K QD32 test.Ĭhina’s Kingfast delivered to us its F9 SSD, which features 256GB of storage and MLC-based NAND Flash. S80’s Sequentia reading speeds under the CrystalDiskMark test managed to rise to as high as 545MB/s, while its writing speeds were mostly in the range of 180MB/s. When evaluated with Anvil’s Storage Utilities, the S80 SSD has managed to impress once again with a score of over 4400. The SSD's overall score, which reached an impressive 1022, is much higher than the other SSDs tested. Innodisk this year sent us its M.2 based S80 SSD series, which features storage capacity of 256GB and MLC NAND Flash memory.Īlthough the S80’s reading speed has a tendency to fluctuate from time to time, its writing speed for the most part is stable, as can be seen in the diagram above. Under CrystalDiskMark, Gigastone’s SSD performed well with a writing speed of over 300 MB/s. ![]() SS-6200’s score under this benchmark test exceeded 4300, which is much better than expected. When tested with AS SSD, the SS-6200 showed a much better than average performance, earning an impressive score of 976. Its reading speed is able to reach as high as 535.95 MB/s. The SSD from Gigastone that we tested this year was its Prime Series SS-6200, which features 256GB capacity, a SMI2246EN controller IC chip, and Intel’s MLC NAND Flash memory. ![]() When tested with the CrystalDiskMark test, Chuanjiu’s SSD performed exceptionally well and showed sequential writing speed of up to 500MB/s. Its IOPS score and read and write performances were also good. The Formula 256GB SSD performed well in this benchmark test and earned a total score of close to 4000. Under AS SSD, Chuanjiu’s 256GB SSD managed to earn a total score of 985, which is better than some of the SSDs tested. Both the SSD’s reading and writing speeds are impressive, with the former capable of reaching up to 525MB/s. Aside from the numbers in the 1024 category, SP610’s scores in the 512K, 4K, and 4K QD32 categories were all as expected.Ĭhuangjiu Technology's Formula 256GB SSD uses the latest SMI controller IC chip and MLC NAND Flash memory, and features the SATA 3 Interface rather than the M.2 interface. When tested with CrystalDiskMark, SP610’s numbers were similar to those from AS SSD. SP610’s performance score here, which reached over 4000, was equally impressive. Under the AS SSD test, the 256GB version of the SP 610 performed relatively well, earning a total score of 927. The numbers are noticeably better than the highest read and write speeds recorded from the 128GB model. During testing, the SSD's highest read and write speeds were 503.06 MB/s and 277.65MB/s, respectively. The SP610 from ADATA, which uses the SMI controller IC chip from the popular SMI2246EM series and features MLC-based NAND Flash, comes with a total capacity of 256GB. Having compared the performances of the market’s latest 120GB SSDs in our previous report, we now turn our attention to the mainstream 240GB SSDs.īelow is a list of all of the SSD models that were tested so far:
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