Benchmarks doesn't mean anything right now for jmircon based SSD. They almost never prove that SSD doesn't stutter and also many of the benchmarks doesn't talk about steady solid state where many SSDs does suffer some kind of slowdown after the drive has been filled. Intel has been known to show steady solid state since Intel does a full drive write test before shipping to users.
This drive does not begin to "rival" the Intel drive in any situations even if it is three times faster than Intel in both read/write because there has been many reports of stuttering for Titans. So it does not matter how much speed it has, if it does not fix the stuttering issue, it does not rival the drives like Intel. However in most cases for regular casual user, it is a better deal for the bucks since the user does not do much on the computer to notice the stutter and unfortunately most of the time, the users shouldn't spend the extra cost for the SSD if they don't use the PC that way.