How is the Samsung 840 pro 256GB rated?

The range of scores (95th – 5th percentile) for the Samsung 840 Pro 256GB is 52%. This is a relatively wide range which indicates that the Samsung 840 Pro 256GB performs inconsistently under varying real world conditions. AUT-User, 1 hr ago.

How big is a folder on Samsung 840 pro?

The directory is 7.29 GB and contains 2,101 files. The Samsung SSD 840 Pro takes second place (slightly behind the SSD 830) in duplicating this folder on the SSD. The copying requires 43 to 45 seconds and is slightly slower than the constant 42 seconds of the 830.

Which is the fastest Samsung 840 pro SSD?

On release (Oct ’12) this was the fastest performing deep queue depth consumer grade SSD available. Fast forward six months (Apr ’13) and the 840 Pro still holds both the random read/write deep queue depth speed records of 384 MB/s and 326 MB/s, impressive considering how fast the SSD space tends to move.

What kind of NAND is used in Samsung 840 pro?

The cache amounts to 512 MB LPDDR2-1066 (256 MB LPDDR2-800 in the SSD 830 series). The important Toggle 2.0 NAND memory chips (400 MB/s) are also new and produced in the 21 nm format (830 series is equipped with 27 nm Toggle 1.0 NAND – 133 MB/s).

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What’s the warranty on the Samsung SSD 840 pro?

We have not seen specifications yet for the SSD 840, but we do know that this is the first commercialization of TLC SSD technology and that the SSD 840 will have a three year warranty compared to the SSD 840 Pro’s five years. While OCZ was the first to announce TLC-based SSDs, Samsung’s SSD 840 will be first to market.

What’s the difference between Samsung SSD 830 and 840 pro?

Like the SSD 830 and SSD 470, the SSD 840 Pro is designed entirely with Samsung components, with purported benefits of durability, compatibility and product support. The SSD 840 Pro is intended to be competitive in the enthusiast, prosumer, and entry enterprise space. The past year brought several enhancements to Samsung’s SSD platform.

What kind of controller does Samsung 840 pro use?

Both the 840 and 840 Pro use Samsung’s 4th generation SSD controller. Samsung’s MAX controller was used in the SSD 470, its successor, the MBX controller, wasn’t used in retail drives, while MCX debuted in the 830 and MDX is in the 840/840 Pro. The basic architecture of the controller hasn’t changed.