Mushkin 2.5 inch Chronos Series SATA600

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Pros:

Low cost per GB, Good performance per Dollar, Supports TRIM, 3 year warranty
Available in seven capacities, Includes 3.5-inch adapter bracket

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Low performance vs. other SSDs

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Last revision on March 27, 2015

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Low cost per GB, Good performance per Dollar, Supports TRIM, 3 year warranty
Available in seven capacities, Includes 3.5-inch adapter bracket

Expert reviews and ratings

Based on our performance results, it is clear that the Mushkin Chronos 240 GB will not set any performance records. It is clearly held back by the fact that only four flash chips are installed on the PCB. We usually see 16 chips working together at...

By techPowerUp! on February 05, 2013

Mushkin's mainstream 120GB drive won't break the bank, but its performance was only so-so on our benchmark tests, and some speedier "performance-grade" drives are available for about the same money....

By Computer Shopper on January 04, 2013

So the Chronos is an interesting drive. For one, it is an old man sitting in a room full of young men. While the capacity is right up there with everything else on the market right now the older Sandforce controller is without a doubt aged. This really...

By LanOC Reviews on March 26, 2015

At first glance, this is just another SandForce 2281 SSD. While the asynchronous NAND actually makes this drive a different class from every other drive here. The HyperX, SX900, M4, and Vertex 3 use Synchronous NAND, with the Vertex 3 Max IOPS using...

By overclockers.com on August 08, 2012