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It has been a really long time since we have reviewed a product from Mushkin. Mushkin has mainly been known for memory products, but like most memory companies have moved into the storage realm with solid state drives. Today we are taking a look at their top tier SATA 6GB/s Chronos Deluxe Drive. The big difference between this drive and the normal Chronos is that it uses premium Toshiba toggle mode NAND memory and the Chronos uses asynchronous NAND memory. This is the new 7mm drive as well, so you will be able to use it as an upgrade for thin devices like your Ultrabook. Read on as we take a look at the Mushkin Chronos Deluxe 240GB Solid State Drive!
Technic3D hat das ADATA Dash Drive Air AE400 im Test. Das Gadget ist zugleich ein Mobile Storage, Hotspot und Powerbank in einem. Wie sich das AE400 in der Praxis schlägt, zeigt der nachfolgende Artikel.
A few weeks ago we were sent a SATA II MemoRight 115GB SSD for review and as we expected it got nailed in the performance tests when compared against the latest SATA III SandForce SF-2281 powered drives. MemoRight intervened and asked us to review their latest performance oriented SATA III 240GB solid state drive.
USB 3.0 has been growing in popularity over recent months, and we have seen many manufacturers, such as Kingston and Corsair releasing a steady stream of high performance drives. Today if you buy a computer you can be assured that there will be at least one USB 3.0 port. If you are already using an older USB 2.0 flash drive is it worth upgrading to a new model?
Kingston may of been fashionably late to the SandForce party, but its explanation for wanting to avoid the issues that have (and still) plague other manufacturers is sound. Its first SandForce offerings appropriately fall under the HyperX branding, and offer speeds to take full advantage of the new SATA 6Gb/s bus.
In unserem heutigen Test beschäftigen wir uns einmal mehr mit Solid-State-Laufwerken. Diesmal richten wir unseren Fokus auf sechs Modelle, die den Controller SandForce SF2281 verwenden, und betrachten insbesondere den Einfluss der Speicherkapazität und der Flash-Chips auf die Geschwindigkeit.
Dass sich die Speicherkapazität von SSDs auf deren Performance, insbesondere auf die Schreibleistung, auswirkt, dürfte weithin bekannt sein. Doch wenn man die Eckdaten der Sandforce-basierenden Modelle betrachtet, scheinen diese hiervon gar nicht betroffen zu sein. Zudem werden drei unterschiedliche Typen von Flash-Speicher verbaut (ONFi 2.x Synchron, ONFi 1.0 Asynchron und Toggle-Mode), die offenbar zu sehr ähnlichen Leistungswerten, aber zu unterschiedlichen Preisen führen.
Its been a while in the making but The SSD Review has finally got its hands on eight (
new generation SATA 3 SSDs in the name of Patriot Wildfire 120GB SATA 3 SSDs for RAID testing.With a host of companies offering the latest SandForce controllers on their SSDs, Patriot is setting out to leap above the pack with the Wildfire series.
The Marvell based drives from 2011 were very good products, they just had a very big umbrella over their head. Pricing always plays a large role in the retail purchasing decision, especially in a slow moving economy. The Marvell controlled products are at a disadvantage when it comes to price out of the gate. The architecture calls for a DRAM cache buffer, an added expense, when compared to the SandForce design that runs an internal buffer in the controller. When you add the additional cost with the lower performance compared to many of the SF-2281 controlled drives, there just wasn't enough incentive for consumers to come home with a solid state drive using a Marvell controller.
The 2012 SSD season is now in full swing and unlike last year, SandForce doesn't have a new controller ready to follow their successes of the last two years. Furthermore, the Team SandForce partners are tip toeing into 2012, we've yet to see an established Team SandForce member show a drive with the latest generation flash coming from Samsung and Toshiba. SandForce is leaving a door open and in this competitive market others are rushing to get their foot in the door.
Lately we've been trying to reach out and make sure that we cover a wide range of manufacturers in an effort to provide you with more information when choosing a power supply. One such manufacturer that we have yet to see on our bench that we have had several requests for is Kingwin. Kingwin has been around for nearly 20 years in the DIY computer business providing a wide range of products to customize your PC, including power supplies.
Unlike HDD products, SSD is no longer monopolized by HDD vendors as most of the memory vendors have stepped into this businesses as well since SSD can be classified as flash memory product and most important is profitable. Kingston, one of the leading memory vendors has launched quite number of SSD products and today let us take a look on their SSDNow V SSD 30GB desktop mounting kit.
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