Sabrent Rocket NVMe 2280 M.2 Review

ATTO

Published: 16th July 2020 | Source: Sabrent | Price: £749.99 | Author: Tom Logan

Sabrent Rocket NVMe 2280 M.2 Review

ATTO

Two things are immediately apparent from the ATTO results. Firstly, the Sabrent Rocket and it's Phison E12S controller are equally fast in all block sizes and amongst the most consistent results we've seen from any drive. The other is that, when writing, the Rocket is faster than the Rocket Q. Impressive.

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16-07-2020, 09:40:44

Avet
Impressive drive. With a bit of a stretch, you can now go full NVME and skip SATA SSDs completely. Just bunch of spinning rust for backups and you will have the speed for days.Quote

06-08-2020, 08:06:45

fadingfool
It was on sale on Amazon so picked it up and was very impressed. Plugged into a cheap (£10) PCIe card it still out performs the 256GB Samsung PM961 that is on the motherboard. I'll definitely be buying NVMe drives in future (well until I run out of PCIe slots) .Quote
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