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The Sabrent Rocket Q appears to be a decent low-cost NVMe SSD that uses QLC NAND Flash memory. We've been watching this drive closely since it came to market in November 2019 as the 1TB model entered the market at just $99.99. It looked set to disrupt the...
Extrait: Sabrent has been on an absolute tear since late last year, and they have easily been the most innovative in the last six months. Sabrent has pushed the market forward significantly for those loving high capacity solutions, enough so large players like Sam...
Extrait: Sabrent's 8TB Rocket Q caps a few weeks of mind-blowing news for NVMe SSDs. It seems like only yesterday when 2TB was the largest-capacity NVMe SSD, or any SSD for that matter. Actually, when I started this article it was yesterday. Now we have the 4TB OW...
Extrait: Just when we thought we had seen it all, here comes Sabrent with another mind-blowing M.2 NVMe SSD. As we recently reviewed Sabrent's 4TB M.2 SSDs, we were thinking, this is incredible, 4TB of fast NVMe storage on an SSD the size of a stick of gum. How co...
Extrait: Not so long ago, 2TB M.2 NVMe SSDs were considered exotic and out of reach for most enthusiasts/consumers. Everyone wanted one and only now have 2TB M.2 NVMe become mainstream. We are seeing history repeat itself as 4TB M.2 NVMe SSDs are starting to appea...
Extrait: Having already documented Sabrent's rise as a top brand for NVMe SSDs, we are back with another. It is another cutting edge SSD that is all about value, and as such, it is a QLC (4-bit per cell) SSD. QLC SSDs have been kind of a niche product until recent...
Tiny form factor, No overheating afer long transfer sessions, Incredible speed
Not being the first product of Sabrent I'm testing, I was under the impression that it would be quite fast and indeed, fast it is! The advertised speeds are not only for the first X gigabytes, they are reached for as long as a file is being transferred an...
Extrait: Solid-state drives (SSDs) have come a long way in recent years: a long way up in speed and capacity, and a long way down in price. Technology that was previously reserved for enterprise customers and the PC performance elite has gained the common touch, w...
Pros, Rocket Q line includes rare 8TB option, Fast 4K read and write scores in Crystal DiskMark, Five-year warranty
Cons, 8TB and 4TB models have high costs per gigabyte, Low write-durability ratings at each capacity versus Samsung's QLC-based QVO SATA SSDs
Bottom LineIf you need the maximum single-drive capacity for a PCI Express NVMe M.2 drive, Sabrent's Rocket Q 8TB is a solid option, but we'd keep an eye on Samsung's coming SATA-drive QLC moves, too...
Nonostante l'utilizzo di NAND di tipo QLC (Quad Level Cell), tipicamente devote al risparmio e alla densità più che alle performance vere e proprie, il Sabrent Rocket Q da 8 TB riesce a tenere performance pari a drive dotati di NAND TLC, ovviamente con tu...
