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Good price, especially in the US, Great performance, ECC, AES, RAID support, DevSleep and 7mm height for Portable devices,
Can be hard to find in the UK, Neutral, No accessories, “Silicon Power’s Slim S80 wouldn’t just be great in your mobile system, it would be in any system. The drive delivered great performance at a competitive price.”, Silicon Power Slim S80 240GB Solid S
Silicon Power markets the Slim S80 as perfect for netbooks and ultrabooks with its 7mm profile, but that doesn't mean that it won't be equally good in your desktop system. We saw a great performance throughout all our test with fast speeds up to 555MB/s w...
Gepubliceerd: 2015-10-27, Auteur: stefan , beoordeeld door: madshrimps.be
Silicon Power continues the line of affordable products with the Slim S80 7mm SSD, which is available online for just about 85 Euros when considering the 240GB version. This one is incorporating 16 NAND chips of Toshiba 19nm MLC flash along with a NANYA 5...
Gepubliceerd: 2015-04-24, Auteur: Victor , beoordeeld door: Bjorn3d.com
Price, 3 year warranty, Good sequential read, AES Encryption, 7mm thick, Price, 3 year warranty, Good sequential read, AES Encryption, 7mm thick
Average random read speed, Write performance lags behind the competitor, Weak high queue performance, Average random read speed, Write performance lags behind the competitor, Weak high queue performance
The Silicon Power S80 is an interesting drive to review because it introduces us the Phison PS3108-S8-I controller that we have not yet seen in the past. While the Phison controller is relatively unknown in the SSD market, there is a potential for it. O...
Gepubliceerd: 2015-03-31, Auteur: Ron , beoordeeld door: modders-inc.com
about the Silicon Power S80 SSDEven though M.2 and SATA Express offer superior performance over the bottlenecked SATA drives, they will still be around for a while and will be on demand, especially for notebook and mobile use. The low power consumption a...
It is always interesting to see new/different NAND controllers come to market, and it usually takes the new controller showing up in several drive variations to determine its ultimate effectiveness; especially in regards to comparing its performance to th...
Available in capacities up to 960GB, Slim 7mm form factor, Phison PS3108-S8 controller, Good sequential read and write performance, SATA 6Gb/s interface, Toggle Mode NAND flash, Supports SMART, TRIM and Garbage Collection, Well constructed design, Include
Lackluster random read and write performance, Not as fast when writing incompressible data
While not the fastest or most feature packed SSD to come through the 'Labs, Silicon Power's new Slim S80 delivers a lot of bang for your buck. This slim, lightweight drive combines Phison's PS3108 controller with Toshiba's Toggle mode MLC NAND flash to de...
Build Quality, Very Good Overall Performance, 3 Year Warranty, Current Price (For Some), ,
IOmeter Performance,
As soon as we opened the housing of the Slim S80 480GB and saw that it used the same configuration (controller, NAND) as the Slim S55 model we knew that Silicon Power didn't aim to produce an enthusiast grade SSD with top-tier performance but...
Great performance, low price - what more can you want...
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Gepubliceerd: 2015-03-27, Auteur: Jonathan , beoordeeld door: aphnetworks.com
Can we take the Silicon Power Slim S80 240GB at face value, or is there more to the story? Well, to put it into perspective, there is face, and there is value. In terms of value, the Silicon Power Slim S80 240GB is hard to argue against. For less than $90...
No accessories provided, Poor read performance overall, Inconsistent performance at high queue depths, Not competitively priced
As we have alluded to in the past, the SSD market is a tough one to succeed in. Being particularly price sensitive, brands without their own NAND foundries or controllers face an uphill task in competing against the dominant players led by the triumvirate...
