- Constructed with fewest number of nand chips possible, and using bottom of the barrel shit like 64L Intel QLC
- Easily overheating DRAMless controller
(eg. SM225*XT hitting 70+C at the slightest load)
- Tucked in a heat trap plastic case
- pSLC cache is always almost-full (because for some reason entry level controllers always choose to do that), which is quickly filled after a not-so-long run of Windows update
Combine all these in a single product (like ADATA often does in its entry level SATA), and 5 MB/s sounds actually fast :)
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It sounds like a regular day.
Probably combination of:
- Constructed with fewest number of nand chips possible, and using bottom of the barrel shit like 64L Intel QLC
- Easily overheating DRAMless controller (eg. SM225*XT hitting 70+C at the slightest load)
- Tucked in a heat trap plastic case
- pSLC cache is always almost-full (because for some reason entry level controllers always choose to do that), which is quickly filled after a not-so-long run of Windows update
Combine all these in a single product (like ADATA often does in its entry level SATA), and 5 MB/s sounds actually fast :)