Reviewers Liked
- Very affordable
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Not as silky-smooth as Samsung's 970 Pro with long writes
Seagate BarraCuda 510 NVMe PCIe SSD
85
9.6
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By klgadgetguy.com
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While one of the things that you make need to take note is the lower 320 TBW endurance rating it has, you can't go wrong with the Seagate BarraCuda 510 NVMe SSD if you are looking for a speedy drive for your computer without breaking the bank.While...
By realhardwarereviews.com
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Not that long ago, Seagate's arche rival (or at least ‘frenemy') Western Digital released a ‘refreshed' WD Black Black SN750 SSD series and still was able to secure a place in the hearts and minds of mainstream consumers. That drives combination of...
By PCWorld
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The Seagate FireCuda 510 performs on a par with the outstanding Samsung 970 Pro the vast majority of the time—for considerably less money. That tells you all you need to know.
By Tom's Hardware
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Seagate's BarraCuda 510 is a decent SSD with plenty of performance to keep up with the normal day to day office applications as well as creative work, and good power efficiency, too. With a five-year warranty and endurance to cover most peoples' needs,...
By TheStreamingBlog
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The Seagate BarraCuda 510 512GB M.2 SSD offers all the features that its competition has, but it comes with extras that make it better than the rest. It sports an extensive software that is user-friendly, plus, it's highly reliable with its 5-year...
By StorageReview
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Switching over to 64K reads and writes, the Barracuda 510 showed performance of 753MB/s and 483MB/s, respectively, which was essentially half the performance of the top performance drive. Latency was more or less the same. Our VDI benchmarks had the Barracuda 510 have average to fair performance with 58K IOPS for Boot, 25K IOPS for Initial Login, and 19K IOPS for Monday Login, all of which placed last.
By myc-media.de
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Mit der BarraCuda 510 SSD hat Seagate sein Sortiment um eine Mittelklasse M.2 SSD erweitert, welche sich trotz des angepeilten Einsatzgebiets nicht vor hochpreisigen Modellen anderer Hersteller verstecken muss. Der seitens Seagate verbaute...
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