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If you thought the most exciting improvements with OCZ’s new Vertex 4 firmware were reserved for the 256GB and 512GB models, you’d be wrong. As it happens, the most interesting and substantial performance improvements are to be had with the 128GB Vertex 4. We happen to have a 128GB Vertex 4 on our bench in order to find out what makes it and the new Vertex 4 1.4 Release Candidate firmware worth a look.
Just over a month ago, we conducted an analysis of what we thought to be the Comay Venus Pro 3 and, only after the review, were informed that we were actually looking at the Venus 3, an SSD that was not only branded incorrectly, but was also a special configuration for a specific customer. It appears our orders were mixed up. Comay apologized for the mix up and promised that we would be receiving a Venus Pro 3 soon enough where we could validate some vicious ‘SandForce Driven’ performance first hand.
Suzhou CoreRise Electronics Corporation is new to the industry, but they're starting off big. As the 91st manufacturer to join the Solid State Drive industry, CoreRise introduced themselves into the market back in 2010 with an Indilinx-based SSD, and have returned to expand their product family using LSI-SandForce technology for the new Comay Venus Pro 3 SSD. Designed for the SATA 6 GB/s interface, Venus Pro 3 features 555 MB/s reads and 525 MB/s writes of compressed data. CoreRise advertises the Comay Venus Pro 3 to produce 4KB random read IOPS up to 40,000, and write up to 85,000 IOPS. In this article, Benchmark Reviews tests the CoreRise Comay Venus Pro 3 SSD against the fastest storage devices available.
It’s not often that I credit a company’s business practices but this is going to be the exception for Matt Dawson and MyDigitalSSD who recently sent us three new SSDs for review, the Smart 256GB mSATA, the Bullet Proof 256GB value driven mSATA and the 512GB BP 3 2.5″ SSD. Today’s evaluation will be on the MyDigitalSSD Smart Series 256GB SATA 3 SSD and I guarantee this review will raise a few eyebrows. As a bit of a hint, let’s just say that things aren’t always as they seem.
Join us as we take a look at Western Digital's new SOHO and SMB NAS solution. We go in depth with the Sentinel DX4000, a NAS running a Windows Server OS.
Immer wieder ist die Rede vom Secure Erase einer SSD und häufig werden die Fragen gestellt, was es damit auf sich hat, womit es überhaupt möglich ist und wann es erforderlich sein kann oder muß. In diesem Workaround werden wir auf diese Fragen die expliziten Antworten liefern. Da bisher leider nur drei SSD-Hersteller nämlich Samsung, OCZ und Intel entsprechende eigene Tools zur Verwaltung und Optimierung ihrer SSD anbieten, welche nicht zu fremden SSD's kompatibel sind, haben wir als Allrounder die Live-Distribution PartedMagic getestet. Live-Distribution bedeutet, dass es um ein eigenständiges Betriebssystem auf einem bootfähigen Medium geht, welches nicht auf einer Festplatte installiert wird. Dieses Medium kann es sich entweder um eine CD/DVD oder ein USB-Stick handeln. In diesem Workaround erfahrt Ihr vom Download der ISO über die Erstellung des Mediums bis zum Secure Erase alles Nötige. Viel Spaß beim Weiterlesen...
ADATA are renowned for their DRAM modules, so lets see how their S510 SSD line up fairs against the competition.
Vor einigen Tagen schauten wir uns die Thunderbolt SSD von Elgato an, die eher auf den mobilen Einsatz hin ausgelegt ist und maximal eine Kapazität von 240 GB bietet. Mit dem Promise Pegasus R6 hatten wir darüber hinaus bereits einen stationären Massenspeicher für bis zu sechs Festplatten im Test. Ebenfalls für den Desktop ausgelegt ist LaCies 2big RAID-System, in dem zwei Festplatten unterkommen. LaCie springt damit genau in die Lücke zwischen Thunderbolt SSD und einem großen RAID-System - bietet aber nicht zuletzt durch den Preis auch andere Anwendungsbereiche. Wir haben die Leistungsdaten einmal miteinander verglichen und wollen versuchen die Vor- und Nachteile aufzuzeigen.
This bundle includes a faster SSD drive than the native MacBook Air models while providing an enclosure for the original Apple SSD. If you can use a screwdriver, then your can swap out your original SSD for the Mercury Aura Pro Express 6G SSD. These drives are designed for MacBook Air 2011 editions and come in 120GB, 180GB, 240GB or 480GB models.
There are a lot of positives for the Lexar Triton JumpDrive, the drive is an outstanding performer on sequential read/write and it’s by far the fastest USB3 flash drive that MyCE has tested. One other thing that I need to mention is that with the Lexar Triton JumpDrive you get away from all the cheap plastic that most of the USB3 flash drives are made of.
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