Mikrobitti tested SSDs in its September issue. The tests included the Adata Ultimate SU800, Kingston A400, Kingston UV500, Samsung SSD 860 Evo, Transcend SSD230S and Transcend SSD370S, all of which were serial ATA-compatible models.
Many people nowadays choose an SSD drive that does not contain mechanical, moving parts and is therefore less susceptible to crashes than a traditional hard drive. It is also faster, which means that even an older machine can suddenly get a new boost.
There are not big differences in the price of test equipment. According to Mikrobit, the power consumption is also low.
The low and continuous read speed reaches 500 megabytes per second. The magazine chose the Samsung SSD 860 EVO as the winner, which, according to the magazine, combines good performance with low power consumption.
The test is available in a paper version or for subscribers From the website of Mikrobit.






