The Sabrent 1TB Rocket NVMe PCIe M. 2 2280 Internal SSD high Performance Solid state Drive (SB-ROCKET-1TB) delivers all the advantages of flash Disk technology with PCIe Gen3 x4 interface and it is fully compliant with the standard next generation form factor (NGFF), commonly known as M. 2. Based on Toshiba's BiCS 3D TLC NAND flash memory, its performance speeds can reach up to 3450 MB/s (read) and 3000 MB/s (write). power consumption is much lower than traditional hard drives, making it the best embedded solution for new systems. Features: M. 2 PCIe Gen3 x 4 interface. Pcie 3. 1 compliant/ NVMe 1. 3 compliant. Power management support for apst/ aspm/ L1. 2. Supports smart and Trim commands. Supports onfi 2. 3, onfi 3. 0, onfi 3. 2 and onfi 4. 0 interface. Advanced wear leveling, Bad Block Management, and over-provision. Package Contents: 1TB NVMe PCIe M. 2 2280 SSD.
Model Number:
SB-ROCKET-1TB
Product SKU:
B07LGF54XR
Item model number:
SB-ROCKET-1TB
Brand Name:
Sabrent
Size:
1 TB
Number of Items:
1
Item Weight:
0.32 ounces
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This is the regular price for this item.....what's with the frontpage post? it is literally it's regular freaking everyday price has been for some time.
On a side note, I bought this drive and paired it with a cheap $5 PCI-E adapter. I use it as a boot drive on my Asrock Z77 extreme paired with a 3770K. I get 2938MB/s Read and 3017MB/s write. not bad for a system from 2012. Still my main rig.
Nice, how does it compare with Evo 970 and EX920 drives? This one a better drive, not considering price?
EX920 uses the 64 layer TLC NAND from IMFT and with SM2262 controller while Rocket uses E12. I will just for got this because the longer warranty, and will choose evo 970 if they have similar price (Samsung SSD is ony of the best SSD you can get but always comes with premium price).
Quote from /u/NewMaxx for your reference:
"If you're hell-bent on NVMe for a high-performance desktop but don't have heavier workloads, stick with the EX920/SX8200. Heavier drives (like this one, Inland Premium) have better sustained write performance - this includes the EX950/SX8200 Pro variants - and this drive (Inland Premium) in particular is made to handle higher IOPS and denser mixed workloads (quad-core controller). The E12 in this drive is paired with Toshiba NAND and usually has a high TBW (endurance) rating under warranty which also makes it good for specific cases."
FYI Inland premium is the same with Sabrent Rocket but just with different branding.
If you can get the SX8200 cheaper - go for it.
amazon has the XPG 1tb SX6000 for 119... this is comparable with the SX8200 which amazon has for $149
Edit: newegg deal is for 114.75 - the sabrent rocket is cheaper - and equal specs.
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"For those who require a specific sector size to clone their existing SSDs: A newly released Sabrent utility enables users to re-format the Rocket drive and choose the sector size of their liking, either 512-bytes or 4K bytes."
"For those who require a specific sector size to clone their existing SSDs: A newly released Sabrent utility enables users to re-format the Rocket drive and choose the sector size of their liking, either 512-bytes or 4K bytes."
"For those who require a specific sector size to clone their existing SSDs: A newly released Sabrent utility enables users to re-format the Rocket drive and choose the sector size of their liking, either 512-bytes or 4K bytes."
Nice, how does it compare with Evo 970 and EX920 drives? This one a better drive, not considering price?
So I've a 512 Evo and a 1tb rocket. Speeds are comparable but the rocket runs much hotter. Daily functions you won't notice a difference as an OS drive. I threw a basic hestsink on the rocket and it seems to keep under 70 now.
the link above links to the Sector Size Converter software for the Gen4 version of the Sabrent Rocket. software for Gen3 Rocket (the one on sale for 109) is here: https://www.sabrent.com/download/sb-rocket-256/
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It's a better drive it seems than the front page newegg deal - https://slickdeals.net/f/13251151-1tb-intel-660p-nvme-ssd-85-ac-nf
- as that intel one only goes:
Sequential Read Up to 1,800MB/s
Sequential Write Up to 1,800MB/s
so this is $25 more for a drive that runs at double the speed +5yr warranty.
On a side note, I bought this drive and paired it with a cheap $5 PCI-E adapter. I use it as a boot drive on my Asrock Z77 extreme paired with a 3770K. I get 2938MB/s Read and 3017MB/s write. not bad for a system from 2012. Still my main rig.
Link to the previous deal (is still active with other sizes)
Amazon with Store4pc (by Sabrent) has this price for about two weeks.
This drive uses 64 layer 3D TLC NAND from Toshiba with Phison E12, which is similar to Inland Premium or Silicon Power P34A80, or etc.
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It's a better drive it seems than the front page newegg deal - https://slickdeals.net/f/13251151-1tb-intel-660p-nvme-ssd-85-ac-nf
- as that intel one only goes:
Sequential Read Up to 1,800MB/s
Sequential Write Up to 1,800MB/s
so this is $25 more for a drive that runs at double the speed +5yr warranty.
Link to the previous deal (is still active with other sizes)
Amazon with Store4pc (by Sabrent) has this price for about two weeks.
This drive uses 64 layer 3D TLC NAND from Toshiba with Phison E12, which is similar to Inland Premium or Silicon Power P34A80, or etc.
Quote from /u/NewMaxx for your reference:
"If you're hell-bent on NVMe for a high-performance desktop but don't have heavier workloads, stick with the EX920/SX8200. Heavier drives (like this one, Inland Premium) have better sustained write performance - this includes the EX950/SX8200 Pro variants - and this drive (Inland Premium) in particular is made to handle higher IOPS and denser mixed workloads (quad-core controller). The E12 in this drive is paired with Toshiba NAND and usually has a high TBW (endurance) rating under warranty which also makes it good for specific cases."
FYI Inland premium is the same with Sabrent Rocket but just with different branding.
amazon has the XPG 1tb SX6000 for 119... this is comparable with the SX8200 which amazon has for $149
Edit: newegg deal is for 114.75 - the sabrent rocket is cheaper - and equal specs.
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link to software?
link to software?
link to software?
https://www.sabrent.com/download/sb-rocket-256/
not sure if they're the same
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