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Nachdem wir uns kürzlich mit den beliebten Solid-State-Laufwerken aus Samsungs SSD 830 Serie beschäftigt hatten, betrachten wir heute die neueste Generation SSD 840 Serie in der 120GB-Variante. In diesem Laufwerk verbauen die Südkoreaner einen schnelleren Prozessor und Toggle-Mode NAND-Speicher in der TLC-Bauweise.
It is almost four years to the day that the first consumer solid state drive was making its appearance which makes todays EXCLUSIVE SATA 3 mSATA SSD review truly sweet. Runcore is timing this ‘world first’ release with the news that they are also opening shop in California to better serve North American enterprise and client needs. The Runcore T50 mSATA SSD is ‘SandForce Driven’ with the SF-2281 processor and capable of equal 500MB/s speeds and, incredibly, ways the same as a 25 cent piece.
The Wireless Media Drive from SanDisk offers robust portability in small form factor. Today we dive in and take a close look at it.
Addonics sent in its latest eSATA PCI Express add-on card with port multiplying capabilities. Read on as we explore the performance and tell you about it.
Adaptec by PMC's Series 7 controllers look to redefine the capabilities of the modern RAID controller. With a focus on a high native port count and new SAS HD cabling, the Series 7 controllers deliver an amazing 6.44 GB/s of sequential speed in tandem with 450,000 random IOPS.
So far this year we have tested several USB 3.0 devices including a USB 3.0 drive dock and two USB 3.0 external enclosures. Today we have a USB 3.0 kit for review from Computer Geeks that is comprised of a USB 3.0 ExpressCard, USB 3.0 enclosure and a 2.5" SATA drive. By combining the interface card, enclosure and drive into one bundle, Geeks offers a complete package upgrade for those laptop users on the go who need fast, affordable storage. Join me as I take a closer look at the Computer Geeks USB 3.0 SuperSpeed 2.5" External Hard Drive Kit.
Hard drive docks are not a new thing but they have always been severely limited by the transfer rates between the drive and the computer itself and as such it makes it very hard to do any form of backup within a sensible timeframe. While it is not essential to back-up every file on your computer regularly it is pretty important to keep a ever-increasing amount backed up. For me, it is essential to have all of my 'My Documents' backed-up and I have always aimed to do this on a weekly basis. However in recent months this collection of files has grown to well in excess of 20 GB which may or may not sound a lot but this size is not that uncommon between regular computer users, especially those of us who play a 'few' computer games and do have quite a wide taste in music.
For going on two years now, Samsung has been a major player in the SSD market. Before that, Samsung SSDs just didn’t compete. That has all changed with the Samsung 800 series of SSDs and even more recently with the release of Samsung’s RAPID technology for use with Samsung 840 SSDs. Samsung now competes at the top of the market and their SSDs are forces to be reckoned with. In this article, Benchmark Reviews looks at the Samsung 840 Pro SSD’s performance, with and without RAPID mode enabled.
Sharkoons Dockingstationen der QuickPort-Reihe erfreuen sich seit Jahren großer Beliebtheit. Das Modell QuickPort Duo bietet nun als eines der ersten auch Unterstützung für das neue USB-3.0-Interface. Theoretisch erlaubt dieses Datenraten von bis zu 5 Gbit/s. Doch lässt sich diese Leistung auch in der Praxis nutzen? Wir haben es getestet.
Wir vergleichen Corsairs Nova Serie mit der SuperTalent Ultradrive GX2 und Intels X25-V. Dabei liegt der Fokus auf den Leistungsunterschieden zwischen verschiedenen Flash-Chips. Wir zeigen, wie gut die Chips von Intel, Micron und Toshiba in Kombination mit Indilinx' Barefoot Controller wirklich sind.
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