SanDisk Extreme SSD 240 GB

3 reviews

Jun, 2013

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We have collected and analyzed 3 expert reviews from international sources. Experts rate this product 75/100. The average review date is Aug 27, 2012. We have compared these reviews to 28976 reviews from other Solid-State Drives. The alaScore™ for this product is 88/100 = Very good. Last update: Jun 19, 2013.

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Expert review by: Nathan Edwards (maximumpc.com)

SanDisk Extreme SSD 240GB Review

A fast, inexpensive, but fairly standard SF-2281 drive

A fairly standard SF-2281 drive

SSD vendors that make one or more components of their drives tend to do better than those who just slap commodity parts on a board and call it a day. Sounds reasonable, right? SanDisk’s Extreme SSD is yet another drive based on the LSI SandForce...

Sep, 2012

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Expert review by: Anand Tuliani (tech2.in.com)

SanDisk Extreme SSD - 240GB

A SATA 6 GB/s SSD is a must for high-performance PCs. With read/write speeds greater than 500 MB/s, these tiny storage devices are more than five times faster than conventional hard drives. The advantages of using SSDs are speedy booting and shutdown...

The MRP of the 240 GB SanDisk Extreme SSD is Rs. 32,249, but it’s available for Rs. 22,500 in the market. It’s slightly costlier than the 240 GB Corsair Force GT and priced similarly to the Intel 520 series. The ADATA XPG SX900 is also priced around...

Aug, 2012

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Expert review by: Ilya Gavrichenkov (xbitlabs.com)

SanDisk Extreme SSD 240 GB Review

SanDisk Extreme SSD uses SF-2281 controller and 24 nm flash memory made by SanDisk. We have never a seen a combination like that before, so it is particularly interesting to check it out and see if contemporary Toggle Mode NAND will be able to breathe...

There have been changes in the SandForce realm. Products with old 32nm Toggle NAND flash memory have given way to the new generation of SSDs with 24nm Toggle Mode HBL memory. In this review we’ve tested the first representative of that generation, the...

Aug, 2012