Kingston ssdnow kc400 review

Kingston SSDnow KC400

Regarding electricity consumption, we have 0.25W at rest and 3.74W when it is at maximum power, writing. It also supports operating temperatures between 0ºC to 70ºC. Finally, point out that its MTBF 1 million hours and is resistant to vibrations of up to 20 G.

Test and Performance Team (Benchmark)

TESTING BENCH
Processor:	Intel i5 6600K
Base plate:	Gigabyte Z170X SOC Force
Memory:	16GB DDR4 Kingston Savage
Heatsink	Stock.
HDD	Kingston SSDnow KC400
Graphic card	Asus GTX 780 Direct CU II.
Power supply	EVGA 750W G2

For testing we will use the native controller of the Z170 chipset on a high performance motherboard: Gigabyte Z170X SOC Force. Our tests will be performed with the following performance software.

Crystal Disk Mark. AS SSD Benchmark 1.7.4 ATTO Disk Benchmark

Final words and conclusion about Kingston SSDnow KC400

The taste in your mouth couldn't have been better with the Kingston SSDnow KC400 512 GB that we have analyzed. It is a disk with a good quad-core controller, excellent NAND memories and a metallic design that serves as cooling for all its components.

In our performance tests we have been able to verify that it complies with the metrics they ensure in their specifications. Its 5 years warranty is a plus that we must take into account.

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Currently it can be found in online stores for a price of 67 euros up to 389 euros depending on the size we choose. Of course it deserves to enter our top of the best SSDs on the market.