Feb 17, 2021 ·  Silicon Power's UD70 (starts at $109.99 for 1TB; $195.99 for the 2TB version tested) is an M.2 internal solid-state drive geared to DIY system builders, casual gamers, video editors, and really ... 

Mar 05, 2021 ·  Silicon Power’s UD70 comes in capacities of 500GB, 1TB, and 2TB and is priced as low as $0.10 per GB. The 2TB model is rated for peak speeds of up to 3.4/3 GBps of sequential read/write ... 

Nov 20, 2020 ·  Summary In summary, if you are looking for a good deal, do not need it to be ‘the fastest’ PCIe 3.0 drive going, and do not plan on hammering it with more than 50% of the free capacity at one time, the Silicon Power UD70 2TB is a good option at a great price. 

Apr 22, 2021 ·  The Silicon Power UD70 comes in capacities of 500 GB ($55), 1 TB ($110), and 2 TB ($210). Endurance for these models is set to 120 TBW, 260 TBW, and 530 TBW respectively. Silicon Power includes a five-year warranty with the UD70. Specifications: Silicon Power UD70 2 TB. 

Feb 09, 2021 ·  Silicon Power UD70 PCIe 3.0 NVMe SSD review Powered by a Phison 5012-E12S controller and paired with QLC NAND Silicon power offers a product that shapes up in nice volume size, 2TB UD70 series ... 

Mar 22, 2021 ·  Silicon Power UD70 2TB M.2 SSD Review Silicon Power is doing QLC, and what a bargain it is. Join us as we take a close look at how the UD70 2TB M.2 SSD performs. 

Apr 15, 2021 ·  Finally, in the TxBENCH test, Silicon Power UD70 2TB sequential read and write speeds were 3312MB/s; 2938MB/s, and 4K random read and write speeds were 35MB/s, 107MB/s. Conclusion Silicon Power with the UD70 series offers a low-cost storage product, being made up of QLC 3D NAND chips storing 4 bits per cell. 

Sep 04, 2020 ·  Silicon Power US70 2TB PCIe Gen4x4 SSD review The Silicon Power US70 is a budget PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD that is incredibly reliable and fast. By Alan Dexter 04 September 2020. Comments (Image ... 

The US70 is a mid-priced SSD in the usual 22mm-wide, 80mm-long, M.2 physical format. The connector is M.2, and it supports the PCIe 4.xthat’s common on AMD systems and some newer Intel laptops and motherboards. The NAND is 96-layer TLC; up to a third will be treated as SLC for caching. There’s also 1GB of DRAM for every 1TB of capacity. The controller on the 2TB unit we tested is a Phison E16. The US70 was available at the time of this writing in two capacities: 1TB ($175 on AmazonRemove non-product link) and the 2TB we tested ($320 on Amazon). The warranty period is five years, and the TBW (TeraBytes Written over the life of the drive) ratings are an extremely generous 1,800 for every 1TB of capacity. What’s not guaranteed is that the SSD components will remain the same over time. Silicon Power retains the right to switch these as needs be, with the proviso that performance will meet what the company specifies in advertising. While this practice is common, some companies fall short... 