£1 more and that has up to 64k IOPS writing, vs 14k for this drive. The headline read / write speeds don't matter that much, unless you're copying large files all day. For most people, it's the IOPS you should be looking at.
Interestingly they are claiming 100000 IOPS reading on a 120GB drive, powered by a Phison S10 controller. I find that really difficult to believe on a drive that small. Maybe it does, but I can't find a single benchmark for the 120GB model.
Nexusfifth
13 Oct 15#3
Just to add the advertised specs:
Read 560MB/s write 425MB/s, 3 years warranty.
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Read 560MB/s write 425MB/s, 3 years warranty.
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https://www.sandisk.co.uk/business/computing/z400s
£1 more and that has up to 64k IOPS writing, vs 14k for this drive. The headline read / write speeds don't matter that much, unless you're copying large files all day. For most people, it's the IOPS you should be looking at.
Interestingly they are claiming 100000 IOPS reading on a 120GB drive, powered by a Phison S10 controller. I find that really difficult to believe on a drive that small. Maybe it does, but I can't find a single benchmark for the 120GB model.
Read 560MB/s write 425MB/s, 3 years warranty.
It seems like decent specs for 120GB drive.
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