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Toshiba OCZ Trion 150 240GB 2.5" 7mm SATA III Internal Solid State Drive TRN150-25SAT3-240G
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- Capacity: 240GB
- Form Factor: 2.5 inch
- Interface: SATA 6Gb/s (Compatible with SATA 3Gb/s and SATA 1.5Gb/s)
- Max sequential Read speed: 550MB/s; Max sequential Write speed: 520 MB/s; Max Random Read: 86,000 IOPS; Max Random Write: 73,000 IOPS
- Endurance: TBW (Total Bytes Written) 60 TB; Daily Usage Guidelines of 55 GB/day
- Next generation Toshiba 15nm TLC NAND Flash & Toshiba Controller Technology
- Sleek housing offers slimmer 7mm z-height for compatibility with the ultra-thin notebooks
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| Price | $70.97 | $69.98 | $64.99 | $63.99 |
| Shipping | $4.99 | FREE Shipping | FREE Shipping | FREE Shipping |
| Sold By | SPICY BOMB | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com |
| Data Transfer Rate | 6 Gb per second | 750 MB per second | 600 Mb per second | 6 Gb per second |
| Device Type | Solid State Drives | Solid State Drives | Solid State Drives | Solid State Drives |
| Flash Memory Installed Size | 240 | 275 | 240 | 240 |
| Hard-Drive Size | 240 GB | 275 GB | 240 GB | 240 GB |
| Hard Disk Form Factor | 2.5 in | 2.5 in | 2.5 in | 2.5 in |
| Hardware Connectivity | SATA 6.0 Gb/s, SATA 1.5 Gb/s | Information not provided | Serial interface | SATA 6.0 Gb/s |
| Item Dimensions | 2.75 x 3.94 x 0.28 in | 0.07 x 0.37 x 0.37 in | 4.65 x 5.25 x 1.25 in | 2.75 x 3.94 x 0.28 in |
| Item Weight | 1.76 ounces | 0.42 ounces | 1.58 ounces | 2 ounces |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 240 GB | 275 GB | 240 GB | 240 GB |
| Model Year | 2016 | 2016 | 2015 | 2016 |
| Optical Storage Read Speed | 550 MB/s | 530 MB/s | 560 MB/s | 550 MB/s |
| Optical Storage Write Speed | 520 MB/s | 500 MB/s | 500 MB/s | 490 MB/s |
| Size | 240 GB | 275GB | 240 GB | 240GB |
From the Manufacturer
World-class Quality and Reliability 100% Toshiba technology
- Up to 550 MB/s Sequential Read*
- Up to 90,000 IOPS 4KB Random Read*
- *based on 480G
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Stephanie Sullivan
TOP 50 REVIEWERVINE VOICE on July 23, 2016
Style Name: 480 GB
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The slim 7mm thick Trion 150 is significant improvement over the OCZ Trion 100 drive I tried previously. It's a lot faster in both reading and writing and has much better rated endurance. At this price with this kind of performance, why buy a mechanical hard drive as a boot device?
This is the first SSD that I ever tried that exceeded its rated max read speed using CrystalDiskMark benchmark. It flies with SATA command queuing enabled. This is where the drive accepts a series of commands for reads or writes and can optimize their execution. I was surprised how poorly the drive performed without queuing with 4K random writes. Most modern systems use queued commands, so this should not be a problem in most normal use.
To get more of a feel for real-life use I copied an 11GB folder of files to and from the drive This folder contains large files like ISO disk images, photos, installers, and many various large and small files. I use this folder to get a consistent handle on real-world read/write speeds. Writing to the Trion 150 never dropped below 300MB/s which is the best I've seen. Reading off it gave consistent performance in the 400MB/s to 530MB/s. Again, impressive performance for this file mix.
NOTE: Please bear in mind that I'm using the 480GB version of this SSD. Generally speaking larger SSDs seem to perform faster as can be seen in the drive specs.
The Trion 150 uses TLC NAND tech like the Trion 100. In my testing it is surprisingly fast for a TLC drive. TLC NAND is the highest density and least expensive type of NAND for SSD drives. Traditionally it's slower and has less endurance than lower density SLC and MLC NAND. This is not a slow drive.
How long should this economical drive last?Read more ›
This is the first SSD that I ever tried that exceeded its rated max read speed using CrystalDiskMark benchmark. It flies with SATA command queuing enabled. This is where the drive accepts a series of commands for reads or writes and can optimize their execution. I was surprised how poorly the drive performed without queuing with 4K random writes. Most modern systems use queued commands, so this should not be a problem in most normal use.
To get more of a feel for real-life use I copied an 11GB folder of files to and from the drive This folder contains large files like ISO disk images, photos, installers, and many various large and small files. I use this folder to get a consistent handle on real-world read/write speeds. Writing to the Trion 150 never dropped below 300MB/s which is the best I've seen. Reading off it gave consistent performance in the 400MB/s to 530MB/s. Again, impressive performance for this file mix.
NOTE: Please bear in mind that I'm using the 480GB version of this SSD. Generally speaking larger SSDs seem to perform faster as can be seen in the drive specs.
The Trion 150 uses TLC NAND tech like the Trion 100. In my testing it is surprisingly fast for a TLC drive. TLC NAND is the highest density and least expensive type of NAND for SSD drives. Traditionally it's slower and has less endurance than lower density SLC and MLC NAND. This is not a slow drive.
How long should this economical drive last?Read more ›
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on April 21, 2016
Style Name: 240 GB
Really good budget SSD if you're not planning on transferring files much larger than 3.6gb (for the 240gb model, 7.2gb for the 480gb one etc) at a time because of the SLC cache limitations, of which for my gaming usage is, well, almost all of the time.
Also, if you have a motherboard equal to mine (asrock z77 pro 4) be sure to check your SATA ports because the Intel ones are much faster and only by using those you'll have all the performance desired.
Also, if you have a motherboard equal to mine (asrock z77 pro 4) be sure to check your SATA ports because the Intel ones are much faster and only by using those you'll have all the performance desired.
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VINE VOICE on August 13, 2016
Style Name: 480 GB
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I'm an iOS and web developer and have been using SSD's in my laptops and desktops for 9 years.
The first one I bought was $900 and 32GB, but it was still much faster than any hard drive on the planet.
Anyways, I was using a 256 Sandisk Extreme in a Win10 gaming box and needed more space, so I cloned to the Triton 150 480GB with the free version of Macrium Reflect, which worked great. I had tried using EaseUS, but it thought the OCZ had a working partition (even after wiped it with Disk Management) and wouldn't do it.
Macrium reflect worked great, and since it was SSD<->SSD over Sata 3, it didn't take more than 15 minutes.
I was disappointed that the drive did not come with cloning software though - I don't understand why windows doesn't have a simple clone utility in 2016, its such a common task.
After the cloning was through, I had no problems replacing the boot drive, and it booted right up.
Once booted, I ran the OCZ Utility (which you should absolutely install) to change the overprovisioning space - this is the extra space you let the SSD use to avoid filling the disk completely, which can affect performance. In the tool, I realized that most of the unused space on teh drive was overprovisioning space, which made the drive look nearly full.
This is not a problem, because you can change the OP space with a slider in the utility and it takes effect instantly - Windows could then use the rest of the unused space, while I reserved 50GB for overprovisioning (which is generous, I think it should be about 10%, but I can change it later.
The SSD Utility also comes with a benchmarking utility, and when I first ran it, I was disappointed to see it only hitting 305MiB/s reads and 256 MiB writes.Read more ›
The first one I bought was $900 and 32GB, but it was still much faster than any hard drive on the planet.
Anyways, I was using a 256 Sandisk Extreme in a Win10 gaming box and needed more space, so I cloned to the Triton 150 480GB with the free version of Macrium Reflect, which worked great. I had tried using EaseUS, but it thought the OCZ had a working partition (even after wiped it with Disk Management) and wouldn't do it.
Macrium reflect worked great, and since it was SSD<->SSD over Sata 3, it didn't take more than 15 minutes.
I was disappointed that the drive did not come with cloning software though - I don't understand why windows doesn't have a simple clone utility in 2016, its such a common task.
After the cloning was through, I had no problems replacing the boot drive, and it booted right up.
Once booted, I ran the OCZ Utility (which you should absolutely install) to change the overprovisioning space - this is the extra space you let the SSD use to avoid filling the disk completely, which can affect performance. In the tool, I realized that most of the unused space on teh drive was overprovisioning space, which made the drive look nearly full.
This is not a problem, because you can change the OP space with a slider in the utility and it takes effect instantly - Windows could then use the rest of the unused space, while I reserved 50GB for overprovisioning (which is generous, I think it should be about 10%, but I can change it later.
The SSD Utility also comes with a benchmarking utility, and when I first ran it, I was disappointed to see it only hitting 305MiB/s reads and 256 MiB writes.Read more ›
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