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PCSpecialist Vortex IV 770XS Review

We test the performance of the Kingston HyperX 3K SSD and the WD Scorpio 750GB HDD on this page.
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The Kingston drive scores well in both compressible and incompressible tests, averaging between 400 MB/s and 450 MB/s in the sequential read test.

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The Kingston SSD scores well in the ATTO Benchmark as well scoring close to 550 MB/s in the sequential read test and 525 MB/s in the sequential write test. The mechanical 2.5 inch drive isn't quite as impressive, peaking around 125 MB/s in the sequential read test and around 115 MB/s in the sequential write test.

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