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June 2013
(80%)
70 Reviews
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The Seagate Laptop Thin SSHD is indeed faster than conventional hard disks in the PCMark real-life benchmarks, but doesn't reach the level of SSD performance. The SSD cache enables the disk to write very quickly, but reading will usually occur from the ...
Build Quality, Ideal For OS Use (SSD-Like Performance For Cached Files), Size Factor (2.5"/7mm), Temperatures, Power
Mid-End Overall Performance (Un-Cached),
Initially the Laptop Thin SSHD 500GB was to be tested with our usual benchmark suites just like every drive in the past but since as you can all see it didn't really do well we decided to also use PCMark 7 mainly because it simulates real-world usage and ...
It is hard to verify the real advantage of a hybrid hard disk drive. Synthetic tests don't take advantage of the SSD portion, since the drive controller only places data there when it “learns” it is frequently accessed. But even in those tests, the Laptop...
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Gepubliceerd: 2013-07-08, Auteur: The , beoordeeld door: hardwarebbq.com
Does the job when it comes to application and operating system loading, otherwise its just mechan...
Excellent overall performance from a very thin form factor SSHD, Outstanding performance when considering Cost/GB, Caching works full time, without the need for any configuration or driver,
Cache size is smaller than we'd like to see in a 3rd generation Hybrid.
Seagate appears to be leading the way in the mobile Hybrid drive market. Each and every generation has pushed the envelope further and come closer to native SSD speeds. The catch is those speeds are only attained for data that is in the cache, and the...
Excellent overall performance from a very thin form factor SSHD, Outstanding performance when considering Cost/GB, Caching works full time, without the need for any configuration or driver,
Cache size is smaller than we'd like to see in a 3rd generation Hybrid.
Seagate appears to be leading the way in the mobile Hybrid drive market. Each and every generation has pushed the envelope further and come closer to native SSD speeds. The catch is those speeds are only attained for data that is in the cache, and the...
Samenvatting: SSDs are a hot market right now; they offer the most direct, tangible boost to overall performance and system responsiveness on a level that hasn't been seen since the migration away from single-core processors. If you have used a system that had the OS &...
Gepubliceerd: 2013-04-18, Auteur: Ari , beoordeeld door: techbuyersguru.com
Offers significant speed up for repeated tasks, such as loading programs; fair price assuming the usage pattern matches its strengths
Makes loud ticking noises at times, speed benefits offered by hybrid design are limited to repeated tasks
IntroductionThe Seagate 1TB Solid State Hybrid Laptop Drive, or Seagate SSHD for short, looks like a relatively standard notebook drive. It uses the 2.5" form factor and is 9.5mm thick, making it suitable for most laptops, but not thin models like ultrabo...
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Gepubliceerd: 2013-04-11, Auteur: Steven , beoordeeld door: bigbruin.com
Better performance than standard 5400RPM and 7200RPM hard drives, Better performance than previous generation Seagate SSHD, Not all that more expensive than a standard 500GB hard drive, 8GB MLC Nand Flash, 7mm height
Would be interesting to see what a higher rotational speed and more NAND flash memory could do for you, Please drop by the Bigbruin.com Forum and feel free to post any comments or questions
During my meeting with Seagate at CES 2013, they mentioned they were going to phase out the manufacturing of standard 2.5" drives and focus on developing the SSHD market. In addition, they were going to stop producing 7200RPM drives and focus on 5400RPM u...
For those that can afford an SSD our advice remains the same: buy one. A dedicated SSD will always provide the best performance available. If looking to accelerate a device that has dual drive bays we would recommend other caching solutions with more capa...
