Review Silicon Power US75 (2TB) Review: A Practical Choice for the Everyday Gamer

[Admin]

The Silicon Power US75 is a mid-grade Gen 4 NVMe SSD without a heatsink or any major frills. It’s efficient and performs well, launching as another inexpensive but competent alternative.

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[SSGBryan]

They have also gone up in price by 25% since late summer.

 

[shaolin95]

This seems to beat the WD 850x at least based on the tests here or am I missing something?

 

[Lloydsen]

I just bought the US75 4TB model and it seems they swapped the NAND Flash to part number YMC8G008Tb78CA1C0 which I believe is QLC. The speed drops to less than 100MB/s and it took me 32 minutes to transfer a single 170GB zip file

 

[Skye771]

I just bought the US75 4TB model and it seems they swapped the NAND Flash to part number YMC8G008Tb78CA1C0 which I believe is QLC. The speed drops to less than 100MB/s and it took me 32 minutes to transfer a single 170GB zip file

Any proof of this? cant find anything about it online

 

[Lloydsen]

Any proof of this? cant find anything about it online

I only have the image I took before I returned the SSD.

I am not sure if there were any changes since then.

 

[colohgc]

WARNING!!! US75 2TB
The production batch that is on the market is on QLC? chips!
I bought the drive in Poland, supposedly directly from Silicon Power Netherlands,
the drive arrived originally sealed and it already had 2TB of stored data and 4h of operation!
Writing speeds of 50 MB/s, connected to PCIe 3.0 x4
I returned it.
TRAGEDY