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The Vector hit a 533MB/s write speed while the Seagate 600 was only able to eke out 470MB/s. However, write speeds are not quite as close.
This is very close to the Vector’s 558MB/s read speeds. This is more the case in the sequential read tests with ATTO Bench where the Seagate 600 walks away with a nice 553MB/s read speed. While it definitely can’t keep pace with the exalted OCZ Vector drive, the difference is hardly something the average client user will notice. Now we’re all set for the benchmarks.Īs you can see, the Seagate 600 SSD is no slouch. We chose to set the drives as MBR (master boot record) with a “Simple Volume”.
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Upon start up, Windows detected the new hardware, found and installed drivers for it.
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After attaching the drive to the drive bracket on the Level 10 PC case, I connected the power cable and SATA 3 6GB/s interface cable from the drive to our EVGA z77 FTW motherboard.
Usually a set of compatible screws is all that’s needed for most PC cases. So if this is your first SSD, you may want to investigate exactly how your case does or doesn’t play nice with reduced height drives of the 7mm or 5mm variety. It shipped with no cables, manual, drivers or utilities such as the Acronis disk maintenance and cloning tools that are packed with many drives from Western Digital, OCZ and Kingston. This is a barebones drive which has become par for the course from Seagate. For your network storage, check out the Lenovo EMC PX2 300D network storage review too. But let’s see for ourselves if the Seagate 600 can hit the company’s claim of 500+ mb/s read and 400+ on the write. According to the PR the tech converges to produce some head-turning read/write speeds. Seagate has opted for a MLC NAND flash type and the rather older Link A Media Device controller (LM87800). The drive supports SATA 3 6Bg/s interface and is sold in capacities of 120 -, 240- 480GB. This makes them perfect for desktop computers or within a mobile computing device with reduced internal real estate. It’s a 2.5-inch SSD available in both 7mm and 5mm z-height designs. Among the two SATA 3 interface offerings, the 600 is the lower end model, but only just slightly. This is definitely the best external SSD currently on the market.
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But now the marketing speak for this new set of high speed triplets boast some truly impressive numbers for the Seagate 600 and 600 Pro SSD.
Lurking in the shadows, they watched as many tried but fell flat against the formidable wall of speedier solutions from OCZ, Intel, Mushkin and Samsung. This is the first time the company has turned its attention to the flash powered drives in a number of years. If you want the best SSD, check this out.Įarlier this month, the accomplished storage sovereigns at Seagate announced a trio of new solid state drives in various sizes, capacity and formats.
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