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Galax's misleading ssd product

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i just bought an SSD 120gb  (galax ta1d0120a) in their website it says: Sequiential Read/Write Speed (6Gb/s)1: Up to 528/447 Mb/s

but when i tested the SSD with CrystalDiskMark it shows horrible results: 

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is this somekind of misleading context or just some SSD logic?

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Just now, jonh.h said:

i just bought an SSD 120gb  (galax ta1d0120a) in their website it says: Sequiential Read/Write Speed (6Gb/s)1: Up to 528/447 Mb/s

but when i tested the SSD with CrystalDiskMark it shows horrible results: 

 

is this somekind of misleading context or just some SSD logic?

what's your motherboard ?
what interface you using ?
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2 minutes ago, givingtnt said:

what's your motherboard ?
what interface you using ?

its a laptop, sata 3 interface

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Up to that speed, doesnt mean it cant be slower.

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1 minute ago, Jurrunio said:

Up to that speed, doesnt mean it cant be slower.

but, the website says Sequiential Read/Write Speed (6Gb/s)1: Up to 528/447 Mb/s 

if the manufacturer said in their website, so is the SSD 

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8 minutes ago, jonh.h said:

but, the website says Sequiential Read/Write Speed (6Gb/s)1: Up to 528/447 Mb/s 

if the manufacturer said in their website, so is the SSD 

You realize every drive manufacturer does this?

 

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1 minute ago, DarkEnergy said:

You realize every drive manufacturer does this?

not samsung 

numbers on benchmark are close to the manufacurer claims

 

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16 minutes ago, jonh.h said:

but, the website says Sequiential Read/Write Speed (6Gb/s)1: Up to 528/447 Mb/s 

if the manufacturer said in their website, so is the SSD 

you dont understand what is 'up to'. It works just like the speed limit of a road, doesnt mean you cant drive at a lower speed. In an SSD, that means it can be that fast 'at best', could be worse.

 

7 minutes ago, jonh.h said:

not samsung 

numbers on benchmark are close to the manufacurer claims

 

then maybe pay more for Samsung next time. You get what you paid for after all.

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Lel, even my $23 Kingspec is faster than that drive. You never know what you get with cheapo SSDs. Name brands don't exist just because they lure people into buying more expensive stuff, they simply make better stuff.

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7 minutes ago, NelizMastr said:

Lel, even my $23 Kingspec is faster than that drive. You never know what you get with cheapo SSDs. Name brands don't exist just because they lure people into buying more expensive stuff, they simply make better stuff.

ever heard of apple and their pro lineup?

-I would complain to the seller, and get a refund if you are not happy with your item. Then save up a bit and buy a mx500 or 860 evo.

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2 minutes ago, IAnthonyFX said:

ever heard of apple and their pro lineup?

Yes, and those products are great in many ways. I know you weren't expecting someone here to like Apple, but hey, too bad :P 

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1 minute ago, NelizMastr said:

Yes, and those products are great in many ways. I know you weren't expecting someone here to like Apple, but hey, too bad :P 

for video editing they are beast, for value.... not too much when hackintosh exists. Either way, this off topic

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2 minutes ago, IAnthonyFX said:

for video editing they are beast, for value.... not too much when hackintosh exists. Either way, this off topic

Value is only of value (badum tss) to value seeking customers, though. Not exactly Apple's demographics hah. But agreed, this is a tad off topic.

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31 minutes ago, NelizMastr said:

Lel, even my $23 Kingspec is faster than that drive. You never know what you get with cheapo SSDs. Name brands don't exist just because they lure people into buying more expensive stuff, they simply make better stuff.

so should i never buy this galax product again and change to samsung? 

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2 minutes ago, jonh.h said:

so should i never buy this galax product again and change to samsung? 

Galax is a great brand for GPUs, but companies like that branching out to other products is usually a bad idea, which you've discovered. Samsung, Kingston, Adata, Sandisk and Crucial make decent SSDs. WD also.

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5 minutes ago, NelizMastr said:

Galax is a great brand for GPUs, but companies like that branching out to other products is usually a bad idea, which you've discovered. Samsung, Kingston, Adata, Sandisk and Crucial make decent SSDs. WD also.

so galax lied about their ssd speeds

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4 minutes ago, jonh.h said:

so galax lied about their ssd speeds

"Up to" is their way of saying you might get these speeds, you might not, deal with it. Purely legally speaking, they're not lying. Misleading at best.

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