In recent months, Team Group has really impressed us with some of the products they have released. With products such as their Vulcan Z DDR4 memory, Team Group is killing it with price to performance. So, when Team Group asked us to take a look at their 512 GB EX2 Elite SSD, we of course agreed. With how cheap NAND has become, it's entirely possible to replace all of your mechanical storage with solid-state drives. Given if you want high capacity drives for pictures and documents, a standard spinning hard drive is still the cheapest option. But for games, an SSD has pretty much become the standard. Even SSDs have replaced 2.5" hard drives in many laptops these days. But with so many companies making SSDs today, it's hard to know which one to pick. So, we tested the Team Group 512 GB EX2 Elite SSD against some of its closest competitors to see how well it stands up to the competition. So, let's see how the EX2 Elite SSD did.