Mushkin Scorpion Deluxe Series PCIe

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Build Quality, Very Good Performance Levels, AES 128/256 Hardware Encryption, Supports TRIM & NCQ, 1 Million Hours MTBF, Supports RAID 0/1, PCIe Solution, Price/Performance Ratio

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Price (For Some)

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Build Quality, Very Good Performance Levels, AES 128/256 Hardware Encryption, Supports TRIM & NCQ, 1 Million Hours MTBF, Supports RAID 0/1, PCIe Solution, Price/Performance Ratio

Expert reviews and ratings

The Mushkin Scorpion Deluxe leads the pack with the high performance seen in a consumer SSD to date, and then strengthens this with the lowest price point...

By thessdreview.com on October 24, 2013

The Scorpion 480GB PCIe x2 SSD is the first of its kind to arrive here in quite some time (we have more incoming so expect more such reviews soon) so when it did the first thing i was set on finding out was whether or not it could outperform our favorite...

By NikkTech on November 28, 2014

If we look at whats on the market and not EOL right now for the consumer, Mushkin is positioned very well with their Scorpion Deluxe PCIe family. Considering that the KingSpec is definitely not a consumer focused SSD, the Scorpion Deluxe enters as the...

By thessdreview.com on September 13, 2013