Review: SanDisk Extreme SSD 120 GB

Published by Marc Büchel on 02.05.12
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With the Extreme SSD 120 GB, SanDisk has a Solid State Drive in its portfolio which is based on the latest SandForce SF-2281 series SSD processor and it also comes with a competitive price tag. The drive features SATA-III support and SanDisk claims that the drive can reach throughput rates of more than 500 Megabyte per second. Also for the IOPS the manufacturer promises sky-high numbers. When writing 4 KByte blocks the drive should be able to hit a whopping 80'000 IOPS and more.





Specifications


Model SanDisk Extreme SSD 120 GByte
Capacity 120 GByte
Memory synchronous NAND Flash
Technology SandForce SF-2281
Throughput up to 550 MB/s reading, up to 510 MB/s writing
Accesstime (read) < 0.1 ms
Life expectance 2'500'000 hours (MTBF)
Acoustics no noise
Warranty 3 Years


Delivery

   

The delivery you get with the Extreme SSD from SanDisk is quite poor. There is a small cardboard box which contains the SSD and a manual. There is for example no adaptor to install the drive in a 3.5 inch drive bay. There is neither a disk cloning software. A closer look at the NAND flash memory shows that SanDisk makes use of 24 nanometer Toggle NAND.


Page 1 - Introduction / Specs / Delivery Page 7 - Random read KByte/s
Page 2 - Impressions Page 8 - Sequential write ops
Page 3 - How do we test? Page 9 - Sequential read ops
Page 4 - Sequential write KByte/s Page 10 - Random write ops
Page 5 - Sequential read KByte/s Page 11 - Random read ops
Page 6 - Random write KByte/s Page 12 - Conclusion



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