OCZ Trion 100 960 Gigabyte ReviewPublished by Marc Büchel on 09.07.15 (16735 reads) Page:
Specifications / Delivery
With the Trion 100 OCZ shows their first SSD, which is based on TLC NAND flash memory. Thanks to this choice OCZ is now able to compete with entry level offerings from Samsung and Crucial. As you might know, TLC memory chips are capable of storing three bits per cell, whereas MLC can only hold two bits. The increases the capacity per NAND chip and provides the vendor with more headroom when it comes to pricing. We were actually quite surprised to find a controller from Toshiba on these particular drives, which goes by the name TC58, or to be even more precise: TC58NC1000GSB-00. Apart from that it has been combined with TH58TET1UDKBAEG NAND flash memory, which as we already mentioned is TLC NAND. A closer look at the line-up reveals there are four different models being launched today, where there is a 120GB, a 240GB, a 480GB and a 960GB model. A closer look at the bundle you get with the Trion 100 entry level drives, shows even clearer that OCZ wants to keep the price low. Next to the management software SSD Guru, the drives are covered by OCZ's so called Shield Plus warranty. If a customer is under the impression that a drive is defective it can be sent to OCZ. A service technicians will check if the drive is actually damaged or not. Should that be the case, the customer immediately receives a new drive, whereas return shipment costs are being covered by OCZ. In the case of the Trion the Shield Plus warranty last three years.
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