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Chillblast Fusion Raptor Gaming PC Review

SSD Performance

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Chillblast utilises Samsung's RAPID mode (which utilises the system memory as ultra-fast cache), enabling the 850 EVO SSD to reach lightning sequential speeds. Take these results with a hint of caution, however, as the read/write performance can vary heavily depending on the workload and whether the fast RAM cache can be utilised.

Raw read/write speeds of the 850 EVO (without RAPID mode enabled) are still in the realms of the fastest SSDs on the market.

HDD Performance

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Seagate's 2TB ST2000DM001 HDD musters up more than 200MBps in sequential read and write tasks. That allows for fast interpretation of large files, and could be useful for gamers who need a zippy hard drive to record their High-Def footage.

USB 3.0

We tested USB 3.0 performance using the Kingston HyperX 3K SSD connected to a SATA 6Gb/s to USB 3.0 adapter powered by an ASMedia ASM1053 controller.

USB 3

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USB 3.0 speed is as we would expect from a system with UASP activated. Users who transfer large amounts of media regularly will rejoice at the USB 3.0 read/write speed with our Kingston HyperX 3K SSD.

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