System setting status HD Tune Pro 3.50 Ave. Reading 182.8 MB/s EVEREST Linear Reading is 217.3 MB/s, and the highest is 250 MB/s. ATTO DISK Benchmark over 128k test can reach reading at 240 MB/s and writing at 154 MB/s. CrystalDiskMark benchmark is reading at 233.9 Mb/s and writing at 152.9 MB/s. FDEBENCH benchmark is reading at 230 Mb/s and writing at 148.8 MB/s 8 channel designed CORSAIR P128/P256 official spec is 220/180 MB/s. P64 is 4 channel designed, but the reading is over 220 MB/s. Writing part, P64 is only around 150 MB/s. Its little bit lower compare to P128/P256 180~200 MB/s RAID 0 in DT PC HD Tune Pro 3.50 Ave. Reading 401.9 MB/s EVEREST Linear Reading Ave. is 417.2 MB/s and top reach 426.3 MB/s. ATTO DISK Benchmark over 128k test can reach reading at 433 MB/s and writing at 311 MB/s. CrystalDiskMark benchmark is reading at 437.4 Mb/s and writing at 292.4 MB/s FDEBENCH benchmark is reading at 396 Mb/s and writing at 312 MB/s CORSAIR P64 has very good performance with RAID 0 in PC. Reading performance all can reach 400~430 MB/s and writing performance at 280~300 MB/s. If you have higher price RAID Card, the performance can be much higher. NoteBook Test Use highest C/P value Lenovo X200s, SB is ICH9M First, OS Windows7 system status HD Tune Pro 3.50 Ave. Reading 179.1 MB/s EVEREST Linear Reading average is 208.4 MB/s and highest 241.1 MB/s. ATTO DISK Benchmark over 128k test can reach highest reading at 238 MB/s and writing at 162 MB/s CrystalDiskMark benchmark is reading at 227.7 Mb/s and writing at 149.7 MB/s FDEBENCH benchmark is reading at 218 Mb/s and writing at 145 MB/s When bundle with ICH9M in NoteBook, the performance is not big different with PC. I think 2.5 SSD makes NoteBook transfer performance a huge step. CORSAIR Performance SSD structure is MLC, so after using for awhile, the writing performance will drop. However, through firmware support, as the performance drop, you just need to shut down the system for 1 hour and reboot, then the performance will be back to normal. New version MLC has improved a lot in writing performance. It lowers the gap with SLC. For the writing life cycle, some manufacturers also provide some technical solution to solve this issue. As CORSAIR P64, the official MTBF is 1,000,000 hours which is even longer than HDD. P64 power consumption in Full speed is 2W and standby is 0.5W. Power saving is another SSD advantage. During testing, I can feel the SSD development in performance and technology is very fast. It also means SSD is more and more matured. So far, price is the most unacceptable issue for end users. If you use SSD to replace 3.5 in PC is not cost effective. However, for 2.5 HDD, if you have enough budget and capacity is not your main concern, SSD is the best storage for you. It can increase NoteBook performance, easy to carry and also anti-shock. I hope SSD can be mainstream asap. At that time, user can save more money with enjoying high speed SSD. :) |
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