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Published: 2020-10-05, Author: Simon , review by: kitguru.net
All-round performance, 5-year warranty
Couldn't reach the official maximum 4K figures under our testing
The Kioxia Exceria NVMe drive was known as the Toshiba RC500 in a previous life but along with the re-branding, there has come a new flagship drive with a 1TB capacity, double that of the original flagship RC500. The drive uses a combination of a 4-channe...
Abstract: Kioxia, formerly known as Toshiba Storage, has a list of new drives on the market and today I'm taking a little look at three of them. The Exceria NVMe SSD with 1TB, the Exceria Plus NVMe SSD with 2TB, and the Exceria SATA SSD with 960GB capacity.With the...
Predictable performance, Good value at £105, Five-year warranty as standard
Not available in 2TB capacity, No hardware security, Gets hot quickly
Kioxia may be a new name to our readers but don't let that fool you into thinking this is some small startup. The new face of Toshiba memory offers the choice of PCIe 3.0 x4 NVMe M.2 drives in Exceria Plus and Exceria flavours, with the latter topping out...
Predictable performance, Good value at £105, Five-year warranty as standard
Not available in 2TB capacity, No hardware security, Gets hot quickly
Kioxia may be a new name to our readers but don't let that fool you into thinking this is some small startup. The new face of Toshiba memory offers the choice of PCIe 3.0 x4 NVMe M.2 drives in Exceria Plus and Exceria flavours, with the latter topping out...
Extremely affordable, Excellent real-life performance, DRAM cache, No thermal throttling, Five-year warranty, Compact form factor
Very small SLC cache, Sequential writes lower than many competitors, PCI-Express Gen 3, Largest capacity is 1 TB, Thermal sensor very inaccurate, Not available in the US
The 1 TB Kioxia Exceria 1 TB costs around $85. It's not sold in the States, but readily available all over Europe, so we converted the price in euros to US dollars. Extremely affordable Excellent real-life performance DRAM cache No thermal throttling Fiv...
The Kioxia Exceria 1TB is a pretty interesting offering in many ways. Warranty, performance and pricing seem to be spot on and IOPS numbers are good as well, plenty enough for even an enthusiast PC. The TBW value of 400TB written feels a little shy compar...
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