SSD Team Group T-Force Delta S TUF Gaming RGB T253ST250G3C312

Name: Team Group T-Force Delta S TUF Gaming RGB T253ST250G3C312 250 GB
Brand: Team Group
Price: 2061 UAH
Availability: OutOfStock

Highest in class read and write speed. Metal case. Synchronized RGB lighting.

The backlight further heats the internal components of the SSD.

Stylish and powerful 250GB SATA3 SSD certified by TUF Gaming Alliance. Made in a compact 2.5" plastic case with a thickness of 7 mm. A distinctive feature of the device is a bright and colorful RGB LED backlight system that is compatible with Asus Aura Sync technology. on the motherboard with a special connector 5 pin 12V RGB header).It is positioned as a product of the middle price category, focused on the use in configurations of gaming PCs assembled in cases with a transparent side wall.It is also suitable for exhibition specimens of spectacular bench PCs.Team Group DELTA SSD drive The S TUF Gaming RGB T253ST250G3C312 is based on the popular Silicon Motion SM2256/2258 4-channel controller and high-quality 3D TLC NAND flash memory. /500 Mbps) and minimum data access delays. The speed of such a drive is 6-9 times higher than that of household HDDs, which significantly speeds up the loading of the system, resource-intensive applications and games.

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My mirror light

The T-Force Delta S TUF Gaming RGB SSD is one of the first SSDs on the market to feature the trendy RGB backlight. Neither the SATA nor the PCI-E bus can yet synchronize the backlight from the motherboard, so for this task you have to use additional wiring 5050_12V. Be sure to check if your motherboard has the correct connector (some models only have a 5V RGB connector).

Two boards inside

RGB aside, the Delta S TUF Gaming is a classic 2.5-inch SATA3 SSD. Inside, in addition to a small printed circuit board with LEDs, there is another large one: with a Silicon Motion SMI2258 controller, Micron 3D TLC flash memory chips and a separate RAM cache chip (it is absent in the cheapest SSDs). However the two-board design negatively affects the temperature of the disk, which is 10 degrees higher than single-board analogs (even the metal case does not save), although the temperature still cannot be called high.

Smart caching

All this combined results in 560 MB / s (the practical maximum bandwidth of the SATA3 bus) sequential read and 515 MB / s write. However after overflowing the virtual SLC cache, equal to about a third of the free disk space (typical for all TLC SSDs on an SMI controller), the write speed drops by about half — 220 MB / s. But anyway, this is better than SSDs based on planar TLC Toshiba memory, which sag to 50 – 100 MB / s.

Looking forward to big changes

As a result, the T-Force Delta S TUF Gaming RGB SSD is a successful attempt to introduce something new (if not internal functionality, then at least a spectacular appearance) into 2.5-inch SSDs that have not changed for several years. But the real revolution in this field will begin very soon with the introduction of QLC memory (four bits per cell), which should reduce the cost of SSD by a third.