Sustained write speeds - 72MB/s, basically a replacement for a flash drive:
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Total Copied Skipped Mismatch FAILED Extras
Dirs : 4 4 0 0 0 0
Files : 36 36 0 0 0 0
Bytes : 244.527 g 244.527 g 0 0 0 0
Times : 1:00:19 1:00:18 0:00:00 0:00:00
Speed : 72552886 Bytes/sec.
Speed : 4151.509 MegaBytes/min.
Ended : Friday, November 11, 2022 8:36:19 AM
Mine has a Phison S11 controller. See the details below:
v0.84a
Model: SATA SSD
Fw : SBFM61.5
Size : 488386 MB
Firmware lock supported [FB 00 01 01]
Drive unlocked [FB 00 01 03]
P/N : 511-221013463 , SBSM61.5
S11fw: SBFM61.5, 2022Sep 5
S11rv: M61.5-26
Bank00: 0x98,0x3e,0x98,0x3,0x76,0xe4,0x8,0x1e - Toshiba 112L BiCS5 TLC 16k 512Gb/CE 512Gb/die 2Plane/die
Bank01: 0x98,0x3e,0x98,0x3,0x76,0xe4,0x8,0x1e - Toshiba 112L BiCS5 TLC 16k 512Gb/CE 512Gb/die 2Plane/die
Bank04: 0x98,0x3e,0x98,0x3,0x76,0xe4,0x8,0x1e - Toshiba 112L BiCS5 TLC 16k 512Gb/CE 512Gb/die 2Plane/die
Bank05: 0x98,0x3e,0x98,0x3,0x76,0xe4,0x8,0x1e - Toshiba 112L BiCS5 TLC 16k 512Gb/CE 512Gb/die 2Plane/die
Bank08: 0x98,0x3e,0x98,0x3,0x76,0xe4,0x8,0x1e - Toshiba 112L BiCS5 TLC 16k 512Gb/CE 512Gb/die 2Plane/die
Bank09: 0x98,0x3e,0x98,0x3,0x76,0xe4,0x8,0x1e - Toshiba 112L BiCS5 TLC 16k 512Gb/CE 512Gb/die 2Plane/die
Bank12: 0x98,0x3e,0x98,0x3,0x76,0xe4,0x8,0x1e - Toshiba 112L BiCS5 TLC 16k 512Gb/CE 512Gb/die 2Plane/die
Bank13: 0x98,0x3e,0x98,0x3,0x76,0xe4,0x8,0x1e - Toshiba 112L BiCS5 TLC 16k 512Gb/CE 512Gb/die 2Plane/die
Controller : PS3111
Flash CE : 8
Flash Channel : 2
Dram Size,MB : 32
Flash CE Mask : [++--++-- ++--++--]
Flash Mode/Clk: 3/7 (Set 3/7)
Block per Die : 3324
Block per CE : 3324
Page per Block: 1344
SLC Cache : 786432(0xc0000)
PE Cycle Limit: 3000
MaxBBPerPlane : 37
ParPage : 00
Plane : 2
expiredloxpp posted Nov 08, 2022 12:13 AM
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I have successfully used many Inland SSDs, but did actually have one 256GB SATA drive flake out, but not completely fail. Was always causing BSODs as a system drive. Despite the drive not being totally dead, and having to take my word for it regarding the flakiness, Microcenter let me exchange it in store for a new one without any hassle (I had the receipt, but this was over a year after purchase).
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I've probably bought 6 Samsung Evos, 3 PNY CS900s, 1 Sandisk SSD Plus, 1 ADATA, and 1 of these Inland drives. I also have an old crucial and Intel SSD that came with used machines that both still work.
Has anyone ever had one of these Inland drives die on them? Inland is mainly known for having cheap and kinda crappy quality accessories.
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I've probably bought 6 Samsung Evos, 3 PNY CS900s, 1 Sandisk SSD Plus, 1 ADATA, and 1 of these Inland drives. I also have an old crucial and Intel SSD that came with used machines that both still work.
Has anyone ever had one of these Inland drives die on them? Inland is mainly known for having cheap and kinda crappy quality accessories.
I've probably bought 6 Samsung Evos, 3 PNY CS900s, 1 Sandisk SSD Plus, 1 ADATA, and 1 of these Inland drives. I also have an old crucial and Intel SSD that came with used machines that both still work.
Has anyone ever had one of these Inland drives die on them? Inland is mainly known for having cheap and kinda crappy quality accessories.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank MaKlounkee
I have successfully used many Inland SSDs, but did actually have one 256GB SATA drive flake out, but not completely fail. Was always causing BSODs as a system drive. Despite the drive not being totally dead, and having to take my word for it regarding the flakiness, Microcenter let me exchange it in store for a new one without any hassle (I had the receipt, but this was over a year after purchase).
I've probably bought 6 Samsung Evos, 3 PNY CS900s, 1 Sandisk SSD Plus, 1 ADATA, and 1 of these Inland drives. I also have an old crucial and Intel SSD that came with used machines that both still work.
Has anyone ever had one of these Inland drives die on them? Inland is mainly known for having cheap and kinda crappy quality accessories.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank MaKlounkee
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But so far after the many Inlands I've bought none of them have died. *knock on wood*
These are great for enclosures. With no moving parts they are much less likely to fail due to frequent transportation like a mechanical drive.
I've had a similar drive in an enclosure for one of my RPis for years. Way faster than an SD card.
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