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GOODRAM IRDM PRO GEN.2 IRP-SSDPR-S25C-01T 1 TB

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Placement: internal; Volume: 1 TB; Form factor: 2.5"; Controller: Phison PS3112-S12; Write speed (MB/s): 555; Read speed (MB/s): 535; DWPD (times/day): 1; Manufacturer's warranty: 5 years;
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GOODRAM IRP-SSDPR-S25C-01T
Placement
internal
Volume
1 TB
Form factor
2.5"
Interface
SATA 3
Controller
Phison PS3112-S12
Memory type
3D TLC NAND
Write speed
555 MB/s
Read speed
535 MB/s
Shockproof
1500 G
MTBF
1.5 m h
Write IOPS
86 K
Read IOPS
92 K
TBW
870 TB
DWPD
1 times/day
Manufacturer's warranty
5 years
Size
100x70x7 mm
Added to E-Catalog
September 2019
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Definitely worth it! SATAIII will load it to the max.
2 May 2021 
The first generation of Iridium has been operating for several years. I don't remember exactly, maybe 5 years. It has 94% of its lifespan remaining. Compared the old and new models using CrystalDiskMark.

Old one, 87% full.
Sequential read: 560, write: 538.
Random read: 202, write: 172.

New one (this one), 0% full.
Sequential read: 562, write: 537.
Random read: 234, write: 212.

The difference between the old and new is the chipset versions. Overall, they are very similar.

Compared reviews with Samsung 870 and 860 EVO.
870 heats up more. I don't remember if the 860 is the same or a bit warmer.
Samsung's sequential read and write speeds are weaker, but random are higher.

Probably, Samsungs might be slightly more efficient, but a bit more expensive.
Stable operation. Consistent speed even when the disk is full.
High read and write speeds.
The brand is under-promoted – if that can be considered a drawback.
Aleksey.S:  i recommend it should buy
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Long awaited update

Goodram IRDM Pro Gen.2 is the second iteration of the flagship 2.5-inch SATA SSD from the Polish company Wilk Elektronik. If the first version was built on the old Phison S10 controller, then the second one was built on the advanced Phison S12. At the same time, the volume of the disk has doubled: at the price of the old 512-gigabyte model, they now give away a terabyte, and the maximum volume can reach hitherto unprecedented two terabytes.

Twelfth number

The Phison PS3112-S12 controller has two ARM architecture cores, eight channels of flash memory and can work with an external buffer RAM chip, which has a particularly positive effect on the processing speed of the smallest 4K blocks. So, for IRDM Pro Gen.2, this figure is solid, by the standards of the SATA interface, 92000 and 86000 IOPS for reading and writing, respectively. The speeds of sequential reading and writing of large files did not let us down either — 555 and 535 MB / s, regardless of whether the data is compressed or not.

Smart caching

As is customary with drives based on 3D TLC memory, a smart SLC caching algorithm is implemented in IRDM Pro Gen.2. The volume of the virtual array is 1 GB for every 64 GB of disk space, that is, the 1 TB model has 20 GB of cache. This is more than enough to record a large video file, photo folder or game at maximum speed. And after exceeding the volume of the array, the write speed temporarily decreases and the disk needs a short time to rest.

Note to gamers

Given that the new games of the second half of 2019 weigh a hell of a lot (Read Dead Redemption 2 — 150 GB, Call of Duty Modern Warfare — 175 GB), buying Goodram IRDM Pro Gen.2 for 1 TB is more than justified. With a solid state drive of such an impressive volume, it is quite possible to do without an additional hard drive or connect an external HDD only in case of emergency. And if you need the cheapest SSD, then take a look at the Goodram CX400, and if, on the contrary, it is even faster, then the PX400.