Silicon Power 2.5 inch Slim S60 Series SATA600

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Build Quality (SandForce Controller & Intel/Micron NAND Flash), Good Overall Performance (Best SATA SSD In IOmeter), 3 Year Warranty, Price

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SF2281 Age

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Last revision on April 29, 2016

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Build Quality (SandForce Controller & Intel/Micron NAND Flash), Good Overall Performance (Best SATA SSD In IOmeter), 3 Year Warranty, Price

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The Silicon Power Slim S60 performed very good in our tests and easily reached the 550MB/s reading and 500MB/s writing in all the standard benchmarks such as ATTO, IOmeter, and CrystalDiskMark. It performed equally well with random 4K data where it...

By eTeknix on December 29, 2015

Earlier this month I posted a few benchmarks of one of the cheapest, sub-$40 SSDs under Ubuntu Linux. In needing another solid-state drive for one of the systems in the test lab that's focused on tracking other areas of the Linux kernel's performance on...

By Phoronix on July 27, 2015

Testing yet another SSD using the SF-2281 NAND flash controller by SandForce brought back memories from almost two years ago since just like back then half of our test suites liked it while the other half well not so much (sequential and random tests...

By NikkTech on August 07, 2014