In the past we have taken a look at a variety of different SSD’s of all different sizes and shapes. Today we are going to check out something completely different. Today we are taking a look at a tiny 1.8 inch SSD that uses a PATA ZIF connection. For those of you who don’t know what a ZIF connection is, that is a zero insertion force connection. You typically see them inside of laptops and in this case this drive is normally used on small laptops and in some handheld devices. Being a PATA based (think IDE) these aren’t all about speed, but I wanted to check the drive out due to its size. So let’s take a look.
Product Name: RunCore Pro IV 1.8 Inch ZIF SSD
Review Sample Provided by: RunCore
Written by: Alexandra
Pictures by: Alexandra
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Specifications |
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Model |
RCP-IV-Z18XX-MC |
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Interface |
ZIF |
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Dimension |
70mm×52mm×5mm |
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Weight |
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Capacity |
32GB/64GB/128GB/256GB/512GB |
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Cache |
64m |
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Flash Media |
MLC |
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Performance |
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Max. read speed |
90MB/s |
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Max. write speed |
81MB/s |
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4KB Random Read IOPS |
6,500 |
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4KB Random Write IOPS |
1,700 |
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Reliability |
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MTBF |
> 1,000,000 hours |
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ECC |
40b/1KB |
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wear-leveling |
Static/Dynamic |
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Electrical |
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Input |
5V±5% |
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Power Consumption(max) |
2.0W |
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Idle Power |
0.5W |
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Environmental |
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Operating |
0c-70c |
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Storage |
-40c-80c |
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Others |
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Supports Trim |
Supported |
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Supports RAID 0,1 |
Supported |
