highly regarded as one of the best current budget SSDs
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Edit: lol why the thumbs down. Is that not the same drive? I'm not saying you should buy it on the egg, I personally bought off Amazon. Just an alternative.
Last edited by garaged March 28, 2023 at 09:07 AM.
FWIW, I had a 256GB NVMe die out on me. TeamGroup were quick to confirm RMA and shipped me a replacement/brand new packaging drive in under 10 days. Will definitely buy their drives again.
I bought a 4TB Teamgroup MP34 to use in a Thunderbolt 3 enclosure connected to a TB4 port, and the R/WR speeds fell well short of the MP34's advertised speeds. While the case read speed is advertised as up to 3151.14 MB/s, and Write Speed up to 2551.15MB/s, depending on the drive format I was achieving 2200/1200MB/s. I used Blackmagic to test on 1 and 5 GB settings.
The same test setup except with a different brand/model (albeit more expensive) NVMe resulted in very close to the enclosure's advertised speed.
YMMV, different computer, onboard vs enclosure, or maybe I had a bit of a lemon, though I didn't have a computer with an onboard slot to test, but again the other SSD did fine with the test setup.
Good deal for decent (advertised) speed which is why I bought it initially.
Last edited by Gnathic March 29, 2023 at 06:25 AM.
I bought a 4TB Teamgroup MP34 to use in a Thunderbolt 3 enclosure connected to a TB4 port, and the R/WR speeds fell well short of the MP34's advertised speeds. While the case read speed is advertised as up to 3151.14 MB/s, and Write Speed up to 2551.15MB/s, depending on the drive format I was achieving 2200/1200MB/s. I used Blackmagic to test on 1 and 5 GB settings.
The same test setup except with a different brand/model (albeit more expensive) NVMe resulted in very close to the enclosure's advertised speed.
YMMV, different computer, onboard vs enclosure, or maybe I had a bit of a lemon, though I didn't have a computer with an onboard slot to test, but again the other SSD did fine with the test setup.
Good deal for decent (advertised) speed which is why I bought it initially.
Useful review; thank you.
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https://www.newegg.com/team-group...6820331
Edit: lol why the thumbs down. Is that not the same drive? I'm not saying you should buy it on the egg, I personally bought off Amazon. Just an alternative.
1tb: 1,660tbw
2tb: 2,000tbw
4tb: 2,400tbw
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08Z7LN8NM
The same test setup except with a different brand/model (albeit more expensive) NVMe resulted in very close to the enclosure's advertised speed.
YMMV, different computer, onboard vs enclosure, or maybe I had a bit of a lemon, though I didn't have a computer with an onboard slot to test, but again the other SSD did fine with the test setup.
Good deal for decent (advertised) speed which is why I bought it initially.
The same test setup except with a different brand/model (albeit more expensive) NVMe resulted in very close to the enclosure's advertised speed.
YMMV, different computer, onboard vs enclosure, or maybe I had a bit of a lemon, though I didn't have a computer with an onboard slot to test, but again the other SSD did fine with the test setup.
Good deal for decent (advertised) speed which is why I bought it initially.
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