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Kingston DCP1000 1.6TB SSD Review – 7GB/s beast!

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Kingston quote Sequential Read/Write figures for the 1.6TB version of the DCP1000 at 6,800MB/s and 6,000MB/s respectively. Tested under the ATTO benchmark, the review drive even bettered those with reads at 7,011MB/s and writes at 6,511MB/s in RAID 0. When the DCP1000 is built as a RAID 1 array, these figures drop to 3,056MB/s for reads and 2,314MB/s for writes, still hugely impressive.

To give an idea of just how fast this drive is we've added scores from the Kingston KC1000 drive, which is another PCIe HHHL format card but with a single M.2 SSD attached to it and the Samsung SSD960 PRO, one of the fastest consumer M.2 drives currently available.

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