In our throughput tests the peak read figure came at the 4MB block mark, at 528MB/s, while peak writes came at the end of the test at 503MB/s. Both of these results are a little short of the maximum figures quoted by Samsung; 550MB/s for reads and 520MB/s for writes.
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