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Hynix SH920/910A 128GB SSD review

Bill Smyth August 6, 2014 Featured Tech News, SSD Drives

AS SSD is a great free tool designed just for benching Solid State Drives. It performs an array of sequential read and write tests, as well as random read and write tests with sequential access times over a portion of the drive. AS SSD includes a sub suite of benchmarks with various file pattern algorithms but this is difficult in trying to judge accurate performance figures.
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AS SSD deals exclusively with incompressible data and we get further verification that the Hynix drive performs very well in both environments. The total score of 1,021 is very strong.

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2 comments

  1. Mark Graham
    February 13, 2015 at 4:25 pm

    great upgrade for a lower end laptop.

  2. Ichise
    March 4, 2015 at 1:07 am

    I just scanned this review 2 times and can’t find a mention of what controller is used in this thing. Is it under that pad in image 4 four or do I need a better microscope? Omitting that major data point makes for a very strange review.

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