Transcend SSD340
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The SSD Market is heating up and manufacturers are looking for ways to make their products stand apart from all the others. Some may chose additional features, some may chose additional performance, and others may chose to offer a more attractive price....
By proclockers.com onAll in all, the SSD340 is a rather unimpressive drive. At $50 for 128GB and $90 for 256GB, it might be a good option for buyers that have a very tight budget, but at the current prices the SSD340 just does not make any sense. You are much better off with the Crucial MX100 or ADATA Premier SP610 at the same price.
By AnandTech onUltimately it all boils down to price and that is where the SSD340 fails to set itself apart from the competition. The SSD340 is definitely one of the cheapest SSDs around but the competition can provide a much better feature set and performance at a...
By AnandTech onIn its high school yearbook, the SSD340 was probably voted "Most Likely to Blend In". Without much to set it apart from a pile of other drives in our lab, it'd be easy to overlook. There's just so much good storage out there. I have to believe that...
By Tom's Hardware onIn its high school yearbook, the SSD340 was probably voted "Most Likely to Blend In". Without much to set it apart from a pile of other drives in our lab, it'd be easy to overlook. There's just so much good storage out there. I have to believe that...
By Tom's Hardware UK onMit ihrem JMicron-Controller ist die Transcend SSD340 256GB (TS256GSSD340) relativ lahm beim Schreiben – mit 269 MBytes/s im Test arbeitet sie nur halb so flott wie die schnellsten SSDs. Dafür erreicht sie beim Lesen gute Werte, und der Preis ist für...
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Die superschnellen Solid State Disks mit Flash-Speicher, kurz SSDs genannt, waren noch vor geraumer Zeit eine sehr überschaubare und teure Produktgruppe. Doch viele Käufer wollen die Vorteile der rasanten und stoßunempfindlichen...
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