Team Group T253L3060GMC101

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Nov, 2024

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Consumer review (newegg.com)

Team Group T253L3060GMC101

I paid $40 I think for it during the Pre-black Friday sales. For $80 though you can get a bigger drive for the same cost, so that is what I suggest you do.

Fast, and low cost. In my rig it is serving as a Boot drive due to its size. Goes from Off to Start screen in an average of 12 seconds ; It was definitely worth the buy for me, but I did just get it, we will see how it does over time

Not necessarily a con, but its only downside so far is that it is only 60 gigs. I tried to make a smaller partition for other programs, but it wasn't big enough to hold the OS and a Game, Just something to note. If you don't want any load screens, Get...

Dec, 2014

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Consumer review (newegg.com)

Mediocre - Not impressed

It's just another one of the many SSD's available which reel you in with a low price but don't measure up to their advertised specs. Thought I give it another shot with this drive as I have sent the Kingston SSDNow V300 Series SV300S37A/120G back to...

This SSD has a fairly low Price and has good performance in Reads/mb ; I wouldn't recommend this SSD to a friend, though

Although the reads are good the writes are slow ; I gave this SSD several bench tests using CrystalDiskMark, Anvil Storage Utilities RC6, and a bunch of others. I don't use benchmark utilities for testing which produce results favorable to their...

Feb, 2014

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