Testseek.com have collected 129 expert reviews of the Toshiba OCZ M.2 RD400 Series NVMe PCIe and the average rating is 89%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Toshiba OCZ M.2 RD400 Series NVMe PCIe.
October 2017
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Outstanding performance
PCI Express add-in card version available for computers without proper M
2 support
Silky smooth operation as a system drive
Outstanding sequential reading and writing performance
Even at very low queue depths
Outstanding 4K random writing performance
Outstanding 4k random reading performance at very low and very high queue depths
Impressive performance in certain areas (e.g
2MB and gaming traces)
Industry-leading warranty
PCIe adapter included
Good overall performance
First consumer M.2 available in 1TB capacity
Available with or without M.2 to PCIe adapter
One of the fastest SSDs we have ever tested
Available in M.2 or with a PCIe adapter card
Capacities from 128GB – 1TB
Great warranty and RMA service
SSD Utility software
Available in 128GB
256GB
512GB and 1TB capacities
PCIe 3.0 x4 interface with NVMe protocol
Excellent sequential and random read and write speeds
Performs equally well with compressible and incompressible data
Small M.2 2280 form factor
Supports TRI
Price-Performance Ratio vs other PCIe SSDs
Versatile
5-Year warranty
The RD400 doubles the capacity of the existing NVMebased M.2 SSDs sold today in the retail market. The 1 TB capacity size is the standout product of this series
But it comes at a high price and we suspect it will only have this exclusive title for a shor
Blistering performance
PCI Express add-in card is only $20 more
Four capacities
Including a 1TB version
Blazingly fast
Works with M.2/PCIe or PCIe slots via adapter
Excellent Top Of Charts Performance
Competitive Pricing
Useful SSD Utility
Great Warranty
Great performance
M.2 NVMe support
Excellent write speed
Includes PCIe adapter
5year warranty
Advance Warranty Program
1TB storage option
Advance War
Vastly faster than any SATA SSD
NVMe support
Good utility software
Included PCIe card makes this m.2 device usable in systems without an m.2 socket
But Samsung 950 Pro is far more consistent for the money
None the we found
Does not support hardware based encryption
More expensive than SATA SSDs
We feel the RD400 has priced many OCZ fans out of the NVMe game. The market will determine the final selling price or these drives will sit in warehouses. The 1 TB offering is a nice product but the $700price only appeals to a small market. With that in m
Needs more-explicit instructions on installing NVMe driver
Expensive compared to SATA drives
Anomalies In Compression Benchmark
Trailed Intel And Samsung In A Few Tests
No hardware encryption
Higher price than the SATA drives
Runs a bit hot
Which may not suitable for ultrabooks and other compact form factors
Avec le RD400, OCZ nous propose son SSD le plus performant. Un SSD qui est aussi le plus performant que nous avons testé même face à d'autres solutions en PCI Express. En effet, même si parfois les résultats ne sont pas toujours les meilleurs, le RD400 p...
Disponible dans des capacités de 128 Go à 1 To et proposé avec ou sans sa carte additionnelle au format PCIe 4x, l'OCZ RD400 bénéficie d'un placement tarifaire plutôt intelligent. Les performances du nouveau SSD M.2 NVMe de Toshiba sont en outre intéres
Quelques petits détails n'auront pas échappé aux plus attentifs l'endurance est légèrement inférieure à celle du Samsung 950 Pro, et quelques problèmes de throttling peuvent apparaitre dans de très rares cas (écritures longues et soutenues alors que le S
N'ayant pas encore de mémoire flash NAND 3D à disposition avec les avantages qu'elle procure (densité et endurance), OCZ (Toshiba) est obligé d'utiliser les outils à sa disposition, et il ne s'en sort pas si mal. S'il était sorti l'an dernier, le RD40...
Siamo giunti al termine della recensione odierna ed è quindi il momento di dare le valutazioni al prodotto. Possiamo solo fare un plauso ad OCZ per l'ottimo lavoro svolto su questo nuovo tipo di device, che si è rivelato estremamente performante in tutte...
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Published: 2016-07-24, Author: Gian , review by: bitsandchips.it
ci sentiamo di promuovere questo RD400, un SSD decisamente veloce, affidabile ed anche polivalente (non dimentichiamoci, infatti, che può essere utilizzato come un SSD M.2). Nel caso abbiate le disponbilità economiche, è decisamente un must have . ;)Pub...
Published: 2016-06-08, Author: Giuseppe , review by: nexthardware.com
Prestazioni al top, Software di gestione, Prezzo competitivo, Garanzia avanzata
Nulla da segnalare
Dopo averlo analizzato nei minimi dettagli ed averlo sottoposto alla consueta massacrante carrellata di test, possiamo finalmente esprimere un giudizio obiettivo sul Toshiba OCZ RD400 PCIe NVMe 512GB. Il design e la qualità costruttiva sono di ottimo liv...
Come ampiamente ripetuto, abbiamo voluto fornire solo un'anteprima della nuova serie Toshiba OCZ RD400 PCIe NVMe, qui rappresentata dall'unità con capienza 512GB, presentata proprio oggi. Si tratta di una presentazione importante, poiché va ad aggiungersi...
Published: 2016-11-02, Author: Marius , review by: Chip.de
Exzellente Performance, Gutes Preis-Leistungs-Rating, Ideal für Boot-Laufwerk geeignet
Zu klein als einziges Laufwerk
Zwar kann die Toshiba OCZ RD400 mit 256 GByte im Test nicht mit Highend-SSDs mithalten, sie erzielt aber dennoch tolle Ergebnisse. So liegen die mittleren Datenraten beim Lesen bei rund 2.400 MByte/s und beim Schreiben bei knapp 1.200 MByte/s. IOPS und Zu...
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Published: 2016-11-02, Author: Marius , review by: Chip.de
Durchschnittliche IOPS beim Lesen, Teurer als SATA-SSDs
Die Toshiba OCZ RD400 mit 512 GByte nutzt im Test die Möglichkeiten des schnellen PCIe-Ports perfekt aus. Beim Schreiben kommt der MLC-Flashspeicher im Schnitt auf über 1.500 MByte/s und beim Lesen auf über 2.500 MByte/s. Der Preis ist zwar höher als bei...
Schneller Datentransfer, Sehr hohe Programmbeschleunigung, Sehr geringe Zugriffszeit, PCI-Express-x4-Adapter im Paket
Hohe Wärmeentwicklung, Programm zur Datenübertragung fehlt
Das Konzept ist durchdacht, der Spagat gelingt: Im Test bot die OCZ RD400A ein durchweg hohes Tempo – auch wenn sie den Titel „schnellste SSD“ nicht erringen konnte. Der koreanische Kontrahent Samsung 950 Pro lässt sich aber nicht auf Mainboards nutzen...
