MB/s vs IOPS in AS SSD: What Each View Shows Buried in AS SSD Benchmark’s View menu is a switch that rewrites every speed in the results grid: MB/s or IOPS. Same test, same run, two different languages — and endless forum confusion when one person’s screenshot is in one unit and another’s is in…
AS SSD Scores Compared: Real Review Results for 15 Drives This page is an archive, not an estimate. Every number in the table below was recorded by a named review site testing a specific drive with AS SSD Benchmark, and every row links to the original review so you can check the figure yourself. None…
AS SSD Access Time Explained: Reading the Acc.time Row The last row of the AS SSD Benchmark grid, Acc.time, is the easiest to overlook and the only one where a smaller number wins. It reports access time — latency — in milliseconds, separately for reading and writing. Throughput rows tell you how fast data flows…
Sequential vs 4K Scores: Which Row Actually Matches Daily Use? Every drive advertises its sequential speed, and AS SSD Benchmark prints it in the first row — so it is natural to treat the Seq row as the verdict. It is not. The sequential test streams one large file from end to end, a pattern…
SATA vs NVMe in AS SSD: Why the Scores Differ So Much Run AS SSD Benchmark on a SATA SSD and on an NVMe SSD and the results look like different sports: the sequential row multiplies several times over, the 4K-64Thrd row explodes, yet the humble single-thread 4K row barely moves. None of that is…
What Is a Good AS SSD Score? Judge Yours the Reliable Way It is the first question everyone asks after a run: is this score good? The honest answer is that there is no universal scale to check it against — and any page that hands you a tidy score range for an entire class…
The AS SSD Score Formula: How the Total Is Calculated Every AS SSD Benchmark run ends with three numbers: a read score, a write score and a total. They look official enough that people quote them as if they were measured — but they are calculated, from the four test rows above them, using a…
How to Read AS SSD Benchmark Scores: Every Row Explained An AS SSD Benchmark result window packs a lot into a small grid: four test rows, two columns of numbers, three scores at the bottom, and a strip of drive information at the top. Read in the right order, it tells you not just how…
