4K Sustained Random Write Performance
As with the 4K random read performance, the drive fell well short of the official maximum IOPS figure of 300,000 IOPS (QD32 8 Threads) using our random write tests. The drive topped at out 197, 828 IOPS (QD32) with a significant jump in performance from QD16 to QD32.
The Blue SN500 out-performs most of its entry-level competitors at both ends of our random write QD tests, at queue depths 1 and 32.
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