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Published: 2014-09-17, Author: Paul , review by: tweaktown.com
The Toshiba THNSNJ512GCSU is a purpose-built solution for the value-conscious who need to address read-centric and operating system workloads, such as boot drives in servers. The DRAM-less design is advantageous to reducing component cost, and though it ...
Offered in a number of capacities in various form factors, Complete data integrity features
Lackluster performance compared to other read-centric SSDs
The Toshiba HG6 is a flexible SSD that is designed for entry-enterprise workloads and enterprise client systems. The drive fails to stand out form the crowd though and is really best when low-cost paired with light-enterprise features are more important t...
After previously having the opportunity to review the Toshiba Q Series Pro and now the Toshiba HG6, I'm pretty convinced that although you don't hear about them all that often, Toshiba makes some pretty good SSDs.Performance on the Toshiba HG6 tested toda...
Build Quality (Toshiba 19nm ToggleMode NAND Flash/Toshiba Controller), Very Good Performance, 3 Years Warranty, Price (For Some)
IOmeter Performance
It's clear from all our charts that the HG6 256GB (THNSNJ256GCSU) variant performs identically to the Q Series Pro 256GB model which we reviewed a while back and although using the same NAND flash controller tends to do that i can't really say that i expe...
Fastest SSD we ever tested, Very good price/performance, Good MySQL enterprise performance at 16 threads, 7.5 mm thin—Ultrabook compatible, No overprovisioning, full capacity usable
Samsung 840 EVO has a better price/performance ratio, Steady state performance not as good as other drives, Limited availability in the US
We couldn't find the Toshiba HG6 on Newegg, so we used its European price of €115 and converted it into $150. Fastest SSD we ever tested Very good price/performance Good MySQL enterprise performance at 16 threads 7.5 mm thin—Ultrabook compatible No overpr...
High performance, Results much higher than those declared by Toshiba, Solid build and high quality components
None worth to mention,
I can recommend the Toshiba HG6 512GB SSD to all users who need fast storage without sacrificing reliability. HG6 is well designed SSD which should satisfy all users regardless for what we wish to use this drive. The exceptional performance and quality le...
Abstract: We have in our labs one of the Toshiba's latest HG series of Solid State Drives (SSDs). The HG6 mainstream drives take advantage of Toshiba’s Advanced 19nm (A19nm) toggle 2.0 MLC (multi level cell) NAND, which delivers advances in performance and power...
Silky smooth operation as a system drive, Outstanding mixed read/write performance, Excellent sequential reading and writing performance, even at very low queue depths, Excellent 4K random writing performance, at low queue depths, Excellent 4k random
Writing performance drops off dramatically once the drive is filled beyond 50% of its capacity.
Let us summarise the most important positive and negative points belowPositiveSilky smooth operation as a system drive.Outstanding mixed read/write performance.Excellent sequential reading and writing performance, even at very low queue depths.Excellent 4...
Toshiba is no stranger to SSDs as they basically invented them, or at least the NAND technology, so it doesn't come as any surprise that the Toshiba HG6 512GB SSD scored great in our benchmarks. It impressed with good speeds as well as a being packed with...
Published: 2014-09-10, Author: James , review by: pcgameware.co.uk
If SSDs were all about performance and nothing else the Toshiba HG6 512GB (THNSNJ512GCSU) is a sure fire winner; but hold on a minute… SSDs are all about performance and nothing else! Seems like we have a winner then! There's not much to say about the To...
