Storage/SSD by stefan @ 2013-09-11
Silicon Power has recently launched a mainstream SSD with decent transfer speeds and a lower 7mm height in order to increase the compatibility and include ultrabooks and other slim devices to the list. Besides the 16 NAND Flash chips, the SSD also features a 72-bit processor from Phison, the PS3108-S8-1 and also 512MB of DDR3 RAM for caching purposes.
The SSD we are going to look upon in this article sports the later 7mm format, which also makes it suitable for ultra-portables. On the front page of the packaging we can see a photo of the main product, along with the total drive capacity and the rated speeds:
On the back side we have the product features in more details, along with a speed comparison with the regular HDDs:
For additional security, Silicon Power has sealed the box on both ends:
Besides the SSD, we will also get a small manual and a bag of screws:
The manual we have mentioned before has instructions for mounting the SSD in different systems:
The drive chassis is made from aluminum and on the top side we can find a nice sticker:
The bottom side is quite plain, without any extra specifications:
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