Reviewers Liked
- 320TBW endurance
- Excellent pricing
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Weaker mixed workload performance
- Poor product naming with SED and non-SED models
SanDisk X400 2.5" SSD
The SanDisk X400 offers a nice performance-to-price ratio for a 1TB drive and comes in an ultra-thin 1TB M.2 form factor, broadening its flexibility in deployment without sacrificing key security and data integrity features.
-- As reviewed by StorageReview
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By TomsHardware
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The SanDisk X400 is the fastest consumer SSD we've tested with the Marvell Dean controller. Some users have already purchased the drive and really like the performance. We found it comes very close to the gold standard 850 EVO in performance, but at the same time, we question the long-term reliability of the launch firmware. Hopefully, this is an issue SanDisk can address, and you will not experience similar data loss.
By hardwarezone.com.sg
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This article first appeared in the June 2016 issue of HWM.With prices of SSDs at an all-time low, there has never been a better time to upgrade your storage to an SSD. A great deal of this has to do with the proliferation and widespread adoption of TLC...
By thessdreview.com
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The SanDisk X400 family of SSDs are their top-tier client SSDs. Utilizing Marvell's 4-channel 88SS1074 controller and their latest 15nm TLC NAND, the X400 family delivers a great mix of performance and value. It is available in a wide variety of...
By Kitguru.net
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The new Sandisk X400 combines both of its predecessors into one drive as it combines the solid performance of the X300 with the data encryption of the X300s. The Marvell 88SS1074-BSW2 controller in the X400 is more power efficient meaning lower power...
By TopNewReview
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Our third M.2 SSD is the entry-level model from the SanDisk X400 range, which includes capacities from 128GB up to an impressive 1TB in both M.2 and standard 2.5″ forms.This multi-layer TLC NAND (single-sided) memory device features a Marvell...
By StorageReview
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The SanDisk X400 offers a nice performance-to-price ratio for a 1TB drive and comes in an ultra-thin 1TB M.2 form factor, broadening its flexibility in deployment without sacrificing key security and data integrity features.
By AnandTech
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The SanDisk X400 is intended to be a high-end TLC SSD, and there aren't many of those to compare against. The Samsung 850 EVO is without question the fastest SATA SSD using TLC NAND, and for the most part it ranks as a high-end drive even when compared...
By AnandTech
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It is refreshing to see a TLC drive that provides progress on something other than price. The X400 is a credible mid-range SSD that achieves SanDisk's goals and proves that even planar TLC NAND can compete for the mainstream segment.
By Chip.de
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Das SSD-Laufwerk SanDisk X400 1TB (SD8SB8U-1T00-1122) kann im Test bei der Performance-Prüfung nur teilweise überzeugen: Im Lese-Test erreicht sie sehr gute 523 MByte/s, bricht im Schreibmodus aber ein und kommt auf nur 360 bis 414 MByte/s. Eine alte...
By Chip.de
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Im Test erreicht die SanDisk X400 256GB (SD8SB8U-256G-1122) ein enttäuschendes Ergebnis. Das Lesetempo ist zwar tadellos: durchschnittlich 530 MByte/s. Die Schreibleistung lässt aber sehr zu wünschen übrig. Der SLC-Cache reicht für gerademal 10...
By Chip.de
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Unter dem Strich verdient sich die SSD SanDisk X400 512GB (SD8SB8U-512G-1122) mit TLC-Flashspeicher im Test ein gutes Gesamtergebnis, hauptsächlich wegen der überzeugenden Leseleistung von 524 MByte/s. Im Schreibmodus schneidet sie aber wie viele...
By Computer Bild
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Doppelsieg für Samsung: Sowohl bei den m.2-SSDs mit SATA als auch bei den Modellen mit PCIe setzt sich ein Produkt der Südkoreaner an die Spitze. Die Samsung 960 Pro 512GB M.2 (PCIe) machte in allen Testpunkten eine gute Figur – der Datentransfer war...
By notebooks-und-mobiles.de
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Leistung und Preisniveau aktueller Solid State Drives liegen sehr eng beieinander. Ob man sich für das eine oder andere Modell entscheidet, hängt daher meist vom persönlichen Geschmack oder kleineren Feinheiten ab.Sandisks X400 mit 256 GB Kapazität...
By Hardware-Mag
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Technisch bietet SanDisk mit der X400 eine solide Grundlage für den Einstiegsbereich. Der Marvell-Controller in Kombination mit dem 15-nm-TLC-NAND aus eigener Produktion bietet eine relativ günstige Alternative zu anderen Herstellern. Speziell im...