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Published: 2018-03-05, Author: Jeremy , review by: myce.com
Abstract: Welcome to Myce's review of the Toshiba Q300 PRO 1024GB SATA SSD (hereafter referred to as the Toshiba Q300 PRO).The Toshiba Q300 PRO was launched back in 2016. I think it is fair to say that although it was considered to be a strong performer, with stron...
Build Quality (Toshiba 15nm Toggle-Mode NAND Flash/Toshiba Controller), Very Good Performance, Retail Bundle (7mm To 9.5mm Bracket / NTI Echo 3 Cloning Software, 5 Years Warranty / 1.5 Million Hours MTTF, Toshiba Storage Utilities, Price (For Some),
IOmeter SNIA Performance,
Releasing an SSD model without a DRAM module is not a first time for Toshiba and although because of that their SSDs do take a performance hit thanks to the Adaptive SLC write cache technology it's almost impossible to spot. On the other han...
Published: 2016-03-10, Author: Chris , review by: tomshardware.com
The Toshiba Q300 Pro delivers a high level of performance that we rarely see anymore in a world quickly being overrun by 3bitpercell flash.
For the cost, you just don't get enough value from the Q300 Pro. We would love to see what this drive can do with DRAM to buffer map data.
In this market, to sell products you need to either have the fastest SSD or offer the best value. No one wants to be the guy who spent too much and didn't get enough for it. The best SSD shouldn't have to wait for another model to enter end-of-life stat...
High cost per gig, No bundled software or utilities, as of press time, Little to distinguish from other, cheaper models
The Q300 Pro offers very solid overall performance for a SATA SSD, but, given its debut pricing, can't quite break away against the competition. Read More…...
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Published: 2017-12-14, Author: Tomas , review by: uk.hardware.info
You can consider yourself lucky if you purchased an SSD last year. Since then not a lot has happened when it comes to the performance, while the prices have gone up. However, using a hard drive as boot disk is not necessary at all - there are more than en...
According to our tests, the Samsung SM951 (NVMe) is the fastest SSD available. It is even faster than the 950 Pro, while it is a lot cheaper as well. Bear in mind that you miss out on official Samsung support in the form of warranty, Magician and firmware...
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Published: 2016-08-19, Author: James , review by: pcgameware.co.uk
Once again Toshiba brings us an impressive SSD in the Toshiba Q300 Pro 512GB , it may not have the looks, but it's certainly got it where it counts. But its high price tag (at the time of review) makes it look very expensive for the capacity and performa...
Because of the higher price per gigabyte a 120 GB SSD is not a good choice for most people. However, under certain circumstances you can save some money by buying one of these. For example in a computer for grandpa and grandma extra storage capacity mig...
The Toshiba Q300 Pro delivers a high level of performance that we rarely see anymore in a world quickly being overrun by 3bitpercell flash.
For the cost, you just don't get enough value from the Q300 Pro. We would love to see what this drive can do with DRAM to buffer map data.
In this market, to sell products you need to either have the fastest SSD or offer the best value. No one wants to be the guy who spent too much and didn't get enough for it. The best SSD shouldn't have to wait for another model to enter end-of-life stat...
the Q300 Pro from Toshiba is a solid alterantive when it comes to MLC SSDs, which we can definitely recommend should you be looking for a quick and reliable MLCbased SSD...
