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We may still be far away from a time when solid state drives regardless of type (PCIe/M.2/SATA) will replace mechanical disk drives altogether (largely due to capacity limitations) but as things stand today they have managed to replace them at least partially as the "weapon" of choice for use as a primary OS drive. Because of that most SSD manufacturers have shifted much of their focus from the production of high-performance models aimed towards enthusiasts, gamers and professionals to the production of entry-level "budget" models aimed towards casual users and gamers who are just now taking their first steps with this technology. OCZ made a great comeback after being acquired by Toshiba and after releasing two great SSD models (ARC 100 and Vector 180) it was just a matter of time before they too released a more "entry" level one and its name is the Trion 100.
If you need some solid reasons to drive to the store and Trion this product, we are going to state it in this review.
OCZ s'attaque donc à l'entrée de gamme avec son nouveau SSD, le Trion 100. Un modèle full Toshiba qui exploite des puces TLC 19 nm et qui se veut donc très accessible, car vendu dans les 85€ pour 240Go. Une bonne affaire ? Réponse dès maintenant dans notre nouvel article
If you are looking for something faster than a USB 2.0 Flash drive for file transfers the eSATA interface it certainly an option that you should look into if the systems you work with have eSATA available on them. When moving roughly 30GB of files like we did in the real world testing the OCZ Throttle saved over a half an hour of time and to those that work on deadlines or are in a hurry that is very important...
The fastest memory stick on the face of the earth? OCZ is definitely gunning for the title with their Throttle eSATA 32Gb unit, we measured read speeds up to 85.9Mb/s, almost three times as fast compared to your standard USB variation. More performance numbers and stress testing inside.
Während die Kapazitäten moderner USB-Sticks stetig wachsen und mittlerweile bei bis zu 64 GB angekommen sind, herrscht in puncto Schnittstelle seit Jahren stillstand. USB 3.0 ist zwar in Sicht, aber noch lange nicht verfügbar. Eine Alternative mit immer weiterer Verbreitung bietet sich jedoch mit eSATA. Was ein solcher Datenstick leisten kann, haben wir uns anhand OCZs Throttle näher angesehen.
Once upon a time between 2004-2006, OCZ was a well-known manufacturer of high-end memory components and power supply units that sold under the motto "Founded by Enthusiasts, for Enthusiasts". During the peak economy in 2007, OCZ Technology CEO Ryan Petersen proved his devotion to enthusiasts by purchasing PC Power & Cooling (May 2007), swiftly followed by elite system-builder Hypersonic PC (October 2007). Through the years that followed, OCZ's brand name would successfully sell NVIDIA GeForce graphics cards, overclocker heatsinks, premium thermal pastes, hardcore gaming peripherals, and even a mind-controlled Neural Impulse Actuator (NIA). On March 2008, OCZ Technology revealed the industry's first consumer Solid State Drive - the apex of their dedication towards high-performance computer hardware enthusiasts. The future looked so very bright, until stock value became the mission. As of 26 October 2012, many of the great minds behi! nd OCZ's enthusiast movement were without work.
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