Specifications and Features
Today we are taking a look at a SSD drive from Crucial. We are going to test this drive out in both in normal daily usage and also in some benchmarks to really see what type of performance we can expect from it.
About Crucial:
Check out their website, http://www.crucial.com/company/index.aspx
Specifications:
| Technical Specifications | |
| Series Name | Crucial M225 Solid-State Drive |
| Capacity | 64GB Crucial M225 Solid-State Drive |
| Internal Cache | 64MB DRAM |
| Performance | 200MB/s READ, 150MB/s WRITE |
| NAND Flash Components | Multi-Level Cell (MLC) NAND Flash Memory |
| Interface | Serial ATA 3.0Gb/s (SATA) |
| Form Factor | 2.5″ (100.20 mm x 69.85 mm x 9.50 mm) |
Features:
A Better Alternative.
Crucial’s M225 series solid-state drive is a better alternative to a traditional hard drive in notebook PCs. No moving parts provide for a quieter, cooler, and more durable storage solution designed for the demands of mobility.
Improves Performance.
Solid-State technology brings a new level of performance and reliability to netbook and notebook storage. With read speeds up to 250MB/s the Crucial M225 series can improve boot and application load times.
Memory Experts.
The Crucial brand of memory has long been synonymous with reliability and high-performance. Our expertise in NAND process technology enables us to optimize the performance and durability of Crucial™ solid-state drives.
Guaranteed Compatible.
Crucial M225 series employ a standard hard drive interface and dimensions, so it is an easy storage upgrade for most notebooks.
The Product:
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The drive came packed in this small box with a blue and white color scheme. On the back you can read the same specifications that I listed earlier on the page.
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Inside the box I found the drive and a small paper with warranty info. The drive itself has an aluminum case with a big sticker on top that describes what drive it is. This drive has the Indlinx controller.
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