Experience greater reliability, durability and increased performance over traditional hard drives while enhancing and extending the life of your existing computer. With no moving parts and lower power consumption, SanDisk SSD is the smart affordable choice for your next computer upgrade.
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64 GB**
128 GB
256 GB
Performance**
Sequential Read (up to)
490 MB/s
490 MB/s
490 MB/s
Sequential Write (up to)
240 MB/s
350 MB/s
350 MB/s
Random Read (up to)
7200 IOPS
8000 IOPS
7300 IOPS
Random Write (up to)
1800 IOPS
2100 IOPS
2200 IOPS
MTBF**
Telcordia, Stress Part
4.1M hours
3.0M hours
2.0M hours
- Faster boot times than a traditional hard drive**
- Faster application load times and overall performance over traditional hard drives**
- Affordable way to extend the life of your computer
- Low power consumption; Increased durability
- Three year limited warranty -US
- Three year warranty -ROW
Product Specifications:
Available capacities : 64 GB, 128 GB*
Dimensions : 0.37 in. x 2.75 in. x 3.95 in. (9.5 mm x 69.85 mm x 100.5 mm)
Operating temperature : -32ºF to 158ºF (0ºC to 70 ºC)
Storage temperature : -67ºF to 203ºF (-55ºC to 95ºC)
SanDisk solid state drives (SSDs) supply considerable presentation profits over customary hard-disk drives (HDDs). SSDs endow decreased power utilisation, create a smaller footprint, and enhance reliability in both enterprise data hubs and purchaser computers. With SAS, SATA, and PCIe offerings, SanDisk has an SSD for effectively any application.
-> This is wrong! The case is made of simple plastic!
No. 2:
“…MTBF Telcordia Stress Part…”
-> Please explain in an easy-to-understand-way what exactly this means for the enduser. Do we need to think about data loss as many people in the www talk about a lasting time of SSDs of about 3 years only.
Simply put MTBF (Mean time between failure) is the number of hours the product is rated for before you could expect a hardware failure. See link below for a more detailed definition of MTBF
That said SSD life is highly dependent on how heavy of a write load you have in your environment. A typical consumer usage probably would not come close to what these drives can handle within the warranty period. Best thing to do is keep a check on your SMART attributes. If you see one of the attributes trip to fail it is time to replace the drive.
“…A typical consumer usage probably would not come close to what these drives can handle within the warranty period…”
Thank you for your info but what exactly does this mean? Do I have to expect a failure after 3 years only? In case the drive will hopefully last for only 3 years how can I rely on this kind of storage system?
About MTBF
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SanDisk (R) SSD
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MTBF** Telcordia, Stress Part 3.0M hours (for 128GB Drive)
Basically current value is where the SMART attribute starts. It will count up in the RAW value and down in the current. Once the current value reaches the threshold the attribute will trip to fail.
