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Toshiba RC100 NVMe SSD review: A good bargain SSD for laptops

Toshiba RC100 NVMe SSD review: A good bargain SSD for laptops

Posted on June 13, 2018July 24, 2019 By Jarvis

It’s thin, short, and energy-efficient, if not particularly fast.

Even though Toshiba’s RC100 is the slowest M.2 NVMe SSD we’ve tested, it’s still a kick in the pants after SATA. And because it’s so thin and light, it’s a worthy laptop upgrade.

Even though Toshiba’s RC100 is the slowest NVMe SSD we’ve tested, it’s still a kick in the pants after SATA. And because it’s so thin and light, it’s a worthy laptop upgrade.
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