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Posted 21 April 2023

Transcend 4TB SATA 2.5” TLC SSD with DRAM SSD230S - OOS but available to order £183.47 @ Amazon

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Not quite as cheap as the Ballicom price (now expired) but not far off and a great price for what appears to be a high quality SSD with TLC NAND and DRAM.

Make sure to select Amazon as the seller if not already.

Read / Write: up to 560/520 MB/s
Endurance: 2,240 TBW

Transcend also have a Windows utility for monitoring SSD health, updating firmware etc. called "SSD Scope" - it's available here: transcend-info.com/sup…ope
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  1. The.Fat.Cat's avatar
    The.Fat.Cat
    £176.64 now!

    Reviews of early/smaller capacity SSD320S drive show it has having DRAM cache, Micron TLC NAND, and the Silicon Motion SM2258 controller.
    Basically, it looks like a re-branded Crucial MX500 (and that's a good thing).

    Yes, it may be old tech, but that doesn't make it bad (I have a 10 year old Corsair SATA SSD that's still chugging along just fine).
    My 3+ year old 1TB MX500 has been constantly hammered with video editing since purchase, and that's still going strong too.

    EDIT:
    Bit the bullet and ordered.

    UPDATE:
    As expected, it performs pretty much the same as the MX500 it now sits next to.
    Gone back up in price though, was £183 until an hour ago. Hopefully it comes back down again. (edited)
  2. john_smithM6Y's avatar
    john_smithM6Y
    Any use transcend long term ? typically pay the extra for crucial or samsung
    greentiger's avatar
    greentiger Author
    No personal experience but they’ve been around for a long time. More popular in Asia than in Europe and US I think.
  3. RickyWong's avatar
    RickyWong
    That is a lot of storage for the money. Heat added
  4. Codify's avatar
    Codify
    6 year old technology. Unspecified amount of slow DDR3 DRAM. Would rather go for the 870QVO even though it is QLC
    The.Fat.Cat's avatar
    The.Fat.Cat
    It's virtually an MX500, same controller, same Micron NAND. Even the casing is the same.
    Wouldn't choose the 870QVO over this. (edited)
  5. lurch's avatar
    lurch
    Previous used transcend micro SD cards and had 3 of them fail but never had an issue with SanDisk/lexar so wouldn't trust their SSD.
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