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Where a tiered storage array might have a latency measured in the hundreds of microseconds, PCI-Express SSDs are measured in the tens of microseconds. The Ulltradimms promise latencies that are another order of magnitude faster. Hence the twin L's in the name: low latency is the name of the game for this product.
Today we're going to walk you through what we know about the new controller, what we don't know about the controller and touch on some OCZ distributed benchmarks. A full review of the new OCZ Vertex 4 256GB and 512GB SSDs (which use this very controller) will make it to the site at the same time as this article is published.
Intended for business users, the Micron P400e offers solid performance coming and data reliability from its custom firmware driven Marvell 9174 controller, although the lack of encryption and weak 4k writes are definitely soft spots which may not be too much of an issue for some...
Iomega est un acteur indéniable du stockage, qu’il soit USB ou Réseau. Nous avons donc en test aujourd’hui un NAS deux baies qui se destine aux PME, ou bien aux utilisateurs soucieux de sauvegarder leurs photos de vacances. Nous verrons ensemble si ce NAS est à la hauteur de leur service commercial.
HighPoint's RocketRAID 2680 is a nifty little card and does as it promises. It's affordable, and offers great performance. Of course, it did follow behind the RocketRAID 4320, but it is after all half the price. But, if you have a bit of extra money burning a hole on your pocket, the RocketRAID 4320 is an excellent performance oriented card with the features to match. Coupled with an easy to manage BIOS system and software suite HighPoint has a winning combination.
There are definitely faster USB 3.0 flash drives on the market, but with a price tag of under $25, the Team Group Color Turn 32GB unit definitely has its appeal. Coming in with about 60MB/s read and 25MB/s write when transferring large files was acceptable to me. Getting the files on there may take longer than I'd like, but accessing them once on the drive is far quicker.
A lot of talk has been about solid state drives lately and rightly so as they are one of the most beneficial components into a system that money can buy. By the addition of a SSD, a system can be boosted but it comes at a cost and sadly doesn't offer much in terms of price per Gigabyte.
Just about a year ago OCZ released their latest high performance SATA SSD, the Vertex 2 which was based on SandForce's latest controller. That drive was a huge success, surpassing the performance of its main competitor at the time, drives based on Indilinx controllers. Today we see the successor to that product launch, the Vertex 3 which runs on SandForce's latest controller and we have a 240GB sample on our test bench to find out how it compares to products currently on the market in a selection of real world and synthetic tests.
Mit der Force Serie stellt Corsair ihre neuen High-End-SSD Festplatten auf Basis des SandForce 1200 Controllers vor. In wie weit die Force100 SSD der Konkurrenz davonläuft, zeigen wir in nachfolgendem Review.
The DataTraveler Elite 3.0 is a capless drive, which means folks like myself who invariably lose their caps can rest easy. With USB 3.0 speeds of 70MB/s read, 30MB/s write it should be fast enough for most users.
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