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Addlink S22 QLC SSD review: Quad-level cell NAND that sustains write speeds, on the cheap

Addlink S22 QLC SSD review: Quad-level cell NAND that sustains write speeds, on the cheap

Posted on November 5, 2019 By Jarvis

A good performing SSD that can be had for less than 9 cents a gigabyte and doesn’t suffer QLC’s usual slow sustained writing.

The Addlink S22 QLC surprised me in two ways. It can sustain write performance at a hefty 450MBps even with very large files, a first for us with QLC drives. Also, it reads said large files 80MBps slower than it writes them—atypical with a vengeance. Odd or no, I’ll take that trade-off any day, given that the 1TB model I tested costs less than 9 cents a gigabyte.
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