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Published: 2019-04-05, Author: Chris , review by: pcmag.com
Very aggressive cost per gigabyte, Competitive speeds for a SATA SSD in various Crystal DiskMark and AS-SSD trials,
Terabytes-written endurance rating a smidge lower than average, Warranty only three years, No native software
Mushkin's Source provides on-the-button SATA speeds at an attractive budget price, minus frills and software utilities. It's a strong value-SSD pick for users who don't intend to write heavily, or as a first upgrade from a hard drive...
Published: 2018-11-27, Author: Billy , review by: anandtech.com
Mushkin has been basing its SSDs off Silicon Motion controllers for years, and they have produced a few hits when they have managed to deliver a good-performing SMI platform at great prices. That was clearly the case with the last Mushkin drive we reviewe...
Overall Performance, Features (MEDs / SLC Write Caching / DevSleep), Available In Both 2.5” And M.2 2280 Form Factors, 120/250/500/1000GB Capacities, Endurance Numbers (100TBW For The 250GB Capacity), 3 Year Warranty, Price,
Value Model (DRAM-Less Design), No Cloning Software In The Bundle,
As expected since the SOURCE 250GB SSD uses the same NAND flash controller and modules as the BX500 240GB SSD by Crucial it's no surprise that these two models are trading blows in our charts. The SOURCE drive is slightly leading in the more...
Extremely affordable, just 16 cents per GB, Excellent sequential read and write performance, Solid real-life application performance, DRAM-less design reduces cost
Weak random writes, High read latency
The Mushkin Source 500 GB SSD is currently available online for $81. Extremely affordable, just 16 cents per GB Excellent sequential read and write performance Solid real-life application performance DRAM-less design reduces cost Weak random writes High r...
Price, Great overall performance, Metal chassis (many entry-level drives are plastic)
DRAM cache
When we talk about entry-level solid state drives we typically expect really bad performance, but that was not the case with the Mushkin Source. Even with its DRAM-less design it performed good enough for us to not really consider it entry-level, or at le...
Published: 2018-08-16, Author: Sean , review by: thessdreview.com
The Mushkin Source is an entry-level SSD, so we weren't expecting a whole lot performance out of it, especially since it utilizes a DRAMless controller. However, during our benchmarking session, it still did fairly well in spite of that. In sequential fil...
Published: 2018-11-22, Author: Nick , review by: techradar.com
Extremely affordable, Good performance for the price
Will slow down for random read/writes
Strapped for cash and want to make every penny count? Then the Mushkin Source SSD is the perfect choice for you. You'll get decent performance out of it without blowing too much cash, and if you're intending on using it as a scratch drive for certain appl...
High compatibility with Standard form factors and SATA3 interface, Low asking price, A cheap upgrade from your ageing HDD, Available with up to 1TB,
Not as fast as, NVMe, drives, “Muskin Source is a classic SATA3 SSD in multiple form factors and capacities. It’s also very affordable with a low asking price. A great choice as an entry into the SSD range for any system.”, Mushkin Source 500GB 2.5″ SATA
We can't really get too surprised by any SATA-based SSD these days, they are what they are and we've seen a lot of them before. That said, they're far from bad and a great step up from mechanical hard disk drives. Especially for the operating system. Mush...
High compatibility with Standard form factors and SATA3 interface, Low asking price, A cheap upgrade from your ageing HDD, Available with up to 1TB,
Not as fast as NVMe drives, “Muskin Source is a classic SSD which is affordable through a low asking price. What’s not to love about that?”, Mushkin Source 250GB 2.5″ SATA3 SSD Review, We would like to thank, Mushkin, for this sample,
We can't really get too surprised by any SATA-based SSD these days, they are what they are and we've seen a lot of them before. That said, they're far from bad and a great step up from mechanical hard disk drives. Especially for the operating system. Mush...
