A closer look at the performance reveals that according to our tests especially the write performance is simply not on a competitive level. Maybe Toshiba is going to release a future firmware update, which is going to correct that by a certain extent. Having a closer look at the numbers we measured 199 MB/s for sequential write and about 34’300 IOPS for random write. A quick look at the sequential read performance shows 544 MB/s and in the case of random read we measured 85’800 IOPS. When it comes to the read performance the world appears to be in perfect order. It’s just a pity that it isn’t regarding write performance.
It looks like Toshiba wants to win market share and in order to do so they’re opening the next round in the price battle. If this drive featured competitive write performance then it would be a great deal, which is precisely why we’re hoping that Toshiba can boost write performance with a firmware update or a future revision of the Q300.
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