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3 Terabyte Speicherplatz, USB 3.0 und eine Gehäuse ohne Lüfter, das über eine Backup-Taste verfügt: So lauten die Eckdaten von Adatas externer Speicherlösung Nobility NH03.
Given the advances in mobile devices whether it be tablets, phones or laptops the ability to access, update and maintain our content remotely is becoming more important. One company aiming to make this easy for us is SilverStone through their DC01 network storage device. Today we will be taking a look at the DC01 and finding out how it could improve our media experience when at home or out and about.
Lacie présente un NAS atypique : la CloudBox. Bien qu’il s’agisse bel et bien d’un disque dur d’une capacité de 100Go disponible en réseau, l’appareil se charge de répliquer automatiquement et avec transparence le contenu sur les serveurs de la marque...
When it comes to performance the Patriot Supersonic Magnum 256GB is hands down the fastest USB 3.0 Flash drive that we have ever seen when it comes to the synthetic benchmark results. Seeing sequential read speeds of nearly 300MB/s and 180MB/s write is very impressive...
Samsung is now officially the first to offer a TLC NAND based drive thanks to their fabrication prowess and desire to innovate. The 840 Series, powered by Samsung's own triple core controller, takes the reins of this value oriented drive and puts up some nice performance numbers against a host of MLC NAND based drives. But what exactly is TLC NAND and why should you care? Have a read of our latest SSD review to find out.
Das im Jahre 2001 gegründete Unternehmen ADATA Technology Co., Ltd. - so der vollständige Name von Adata - begann seine Erfolgsgeschichte mit Speichermodulen. Mit der Zeit erweiterte sich die Produktpalette stetig und umfasst mittlerweile neben den immer noch wichtigen Produktfeld Arbeitsspeicher auch USB-Sticks, externe Festplatten, SSD-Laufwerke, Speicherkarten und Netzteile. Ein Produkt aus der letzt genannte Kategorie, den Netzteilen, hat uns Adata erfreulicherweise für ein Review zur Verfügung gestellt. Das 850 Watt starke M-850 besitzt ein 80-Plus-Bronze-Zertifikat und soll neben der guten Effizienz auch genügend Anschlüsse und Leistung für High-End-Systeme mit sich bringen. Wie sich das Adata HM-850 im Test schlägt, erfahrt ihr auf den folgenden Seiten.
Introducing the TransImp X3 Plus from Mukii. And it’s a lot better than a hollow chunk of aluminum with a fan glued to it. There was a chrome band that went around the front where the LCD panel is and one at the back where the enclosure comes apart to insert the HDD.
Corsair has upped the ante with their Force Series drives by cutting drive provisioning, allowing 20% more capacity to be used. This helps the price per usable GB but will this hurt performance? Read on to see how the Corsair Force 120GB SSD does compared to the original Corsair Force 100GB SSD! The results might just surprise you!
Nach der C300 wollen wir euch eine weitere SSD Festplatte aus dem Hause Crucial vorstellen, die m4 SSD mit 64GB. Diese Serie ist für SATA 6 GB konzipiert und für schnelle Leserate ausgelegt. Bei der kleineren Version mit 64GB und 128 GB wurde auf eine hohe Schrei-Rate verzichtet. Dafür ist die Lese-Rate mit 415 MB/s enorm hoch. Wir haben uns diese SSD genauer angesehen und auch einen Versuch mit 2 Platten unter Raid 0 gewagt.
When the first mass production consumer oriented solid state drives (SSDs) made their appearance roughly 5 years ago we were all swept away by the performance gap compared to normal mechanical drives which in some cases was as much as 3 times over. Back then however price was indeed a huge issue and thus it wasn't until around 2 years ago that prices took a serious dive and allowed more and more people to own one either in their systems or to carry around as a portable solution. However although prices are very low as we speak since the introduction of SSDs we haven't really seen anything ground breaking that can match the how we felt back then and by that i mean that back then even normal consumers could "feel" the difference in loading times and system responsiveness whereas now this is not the case. Of course the technology behind SSDs keeps improving and aside the incredibly fast PCIex solutions we've just seen the introduction of 12Gbps drives however those are primarily aimed towards demanding enterprise use and because of that their launch prices are as expected off the charts. So since the next best thing for consumers is regular SATA III SSDs today we will be taking a thorough look at the PX-256M5Pro by Plextor.
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