Mach Xtreme Technology Launches the MX-STARTER PREMIUM Series SATA II SSDs

[Cristian_25H]

Mach Xtreme Technology Inc., a worldwide leader in top performance, high reliability and user-friendly designed PC components, today launched improved MX-STARTER PREMIUM Series 2.5" SSD for mainstream users demanding the latest technology at an affordable price point.

The new MX-STARTER PREMIUM Series of SSDs is the latest addition to the Mach Xtreme lineup of solid state drives. This series is offering users robust data protection with enhanced hardware BCH ECC engine, StaticDataRefresh technology support and data shaping for higher data reliability. Replacing OS hard disk drive with MX-STARTER PREMIUM will revolutionize user's computing experience. Games load quicker, computer starts faster, and multiple applications run smoother, all while running cool and silent.





The MX-STARTER PREMIUM drive delivers best-in-class read and write speeds clocking in at up to 150 MB/s read and 80 MB/s write along with the maximum of 10,000 IOPS and superior durability (1.5 million MTBF) compared to regular hard disk drives. Available in capacities 32 GB, 64 GB and 128 GB, Mach Xtreme Technology MX-STARTER PREMIUM SSDs come backed with 1 Year Warranty and outstanding after-sales service.

MX-STARTER PREMIUM Series 2.5” SSD at A Glance:

- 2.5" SATAII (2.6) MLC Solid State Drive
- 64 MB DDR2 SDRAM cache memory
- Max. Read Performance up to 150 MB/s (64 GB)
- Max. Write Performance up to 80 MB/s (64 GB)
- Max. I/O per second of 10,000 IOPS
- Power consumption: stand-by 0.3W / active 2.3W
- Life expectancy: MTBF 1.5 million hours
- Capacity: 32 GB (MXSSD2MSTP-32G), 64 GB (MXSSD2MSTP-64G) and 128 GB (MXSSD2MSTP-128G)
- Warranty: 1 Year

[FreedomEclipse]

For a Sata II drive, this SSD is still way too slow. (also note that your newspost does not include a price nor link to a source/reference cristian) there are drives out there that are upto 3 times as fast as this.


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and also after checking the drive out on their website - Im suprised to find the SSD only comes with 1 year warranty lol... that will effect its sales.