SanDisk Extreme 120GB Review

Anvil IOPS

Published: 16th March 2012 | Source: SanDisk | Price: £130 | Author: Bryan Waters

Anvil IOPS

With a reduction in drive capacity the biggest drop in performance is always in the tiny block size and so it proves in the Anvil read testing with the 4K test having a significantly lower IOPS than the larger drives. Even the 32K test shows some drop off which balances as we move in to 128K block size. The write speeds are much closer with the two larger block sizes with only the 4K test showing the reduced performance we'd expect.

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16-03-2012, 06:58:36

tinytomlogan

Famous for SD cards, SanDisk have placed their memory know-how into the world of Solid State Drives.

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16-03-2012, 07:14:25

dugdiamond

decent value there

30-03-2012, 16:35:49

MaXiMiZe

Awesome review Bryan. Not a bad drive.

30-03-2012, 20:50:00

Brutos

great value ssd...

31-03-2012, 14:24:56

d6bmg

In short, looks good!

01-04-2012, 04:36:49

YogevSkill

Not too bad, not too deer.

Still cant afford it though.

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SanDisk Extreme 120GB Review

Anvil IOPS

Published: 16th March 2012 | Source: SanDisk | Price: £130 | Author: Bryan Waters

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