Seagate FireCuda 520 PCIe Gen4 SSD 2TB Internal Solid State Drive, Compatible with PCIe G3 Interface, with 3 yr Rescue Data Recovery Services…
₹10,999.00
- Features blazing fast sequential read/write speeds of up to 5,000/4,850 MB/s.
- Transfer speeds up to 45% faster than PCIe Gen3 NVMe SSDs and up to 9× faster than SATA SSDs
- Up to 1,200 TB TBW means the 2 TB drive can write and delete 600 GB a day, every day, for five years.
- Up to 2 TB of space lets you accumulate and keep your most important files on your boot drive — ready to fire up in seconds.
- When the unexpected happens — like water damage or natural disaster — Rescue Services help you defend against data loss and retrieval costs so you can rest easier.
Specification: Seagate FireCuda 520 PCIe Gen4 SSD 2TB Internal Solid State Drive, Compatible with PCIe G3 Interface, with 3 yr Rescue Data Recovery Services…
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Seagate FireCuda 520 PCIe Gen4 SSD 2TB Internal Solid State Drive, Compatible with PCIe G3 Interface, with 3 yr Rescue Data Recovery Services…
₹10,999.00
R. Van Reeth –
Très très bon débit, ne semble pas trop chauffer.
Catoche –
Article conforme à mes attentes.
Jean Henrique Perroud Gomes –
ótimo preço , entrega rápida … compra excelente
Anthony –
This review will involve numbers, but it won’t be super scientific.
I use the Firecuda 2TB in my computer as a secondary drive only for cloning purposes, in my dual boot Ubuntu & Windows system, so can’t give you information on thermals as only use it in a live USB environment (Clonezilla to be specific).
I managed to clone the primary 1TB nvme gen 3 drive (Intel), filled up to ~700GB, to the 2TB Firecuda in roughly 21 minutes (skipping disk health check). I have mixed feelings about the transfer rate because this is advertised as a 700K random write drive but I didn’t get close to that in a real world application, see:
700,000 MB data from source drive, drive A
2,000,000 MB space on destination drive (partially filled to about 1.1TB), drive B
21 minutes total transfer time to clone drive A into B
napkin maths:
(700,000 MB/ 21 minutes) = 33333 MB/minute
33,333 MB/minute = 33,333/60 MB/second = 555 MB/s random write speed
Given the 555 MB/s average transfer speed, I would assume the advertised 700 MB/s random write speed was hit, since an avg. of 555 MB/s means the write speed went above 555 and below it as well, so all in all this gets a perfect score.
I use mine without a heatsink in a nicely ventilated PC case and I’ve had 0 issues so far.
S. GOZE –
Le disque présente un bon rapport qualité/prix/rapidité. Le support fait qu’il occupe un faible encombrement et, est fixé directement sur la carte mère. Pour des disques qui hébergeront le système, les logiciels et les données, c’est un bon choix par rapport à des SSD “traditionnels”.