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The SSD Review has obtained an exclusive first look at a 'soon to be released' Super Talent PCIe 200GB SSD which reached performance just short of 1GB/s. This SSD is also a much welcomed blend of both SandForce and LSI components, practically right on the eve of the LSI purchase of SandForce. Perhaps this is a birds eye view of things to come!
The SSD Review has just finished evaluating the Adata S510 SATA 3 120GB SSD. Jump into the review and determine for yourself if this is just another of the many 'SandForce Driven' SSDs available today or one in which there may be just a bit extra. It has received our recommendation and we hope you enjoy the report!
The SilverStone TS07 is a portable external 3.5-inch hard drive enclosure that features a SuperSpeed USB 3.0 data interface for blazing fast file transfer speeds. SilverStone says that since this enclosure uses USB 3.0 technology that the TS07 the best choice for taking important data on the go. Read on to see what this product is all about and if this sub $40 HDD housing is worth it.
Fast-forward to 2011 and the SSD market has exploded with new and old companies fighting for supremacy. Solid state drives are now sold on retail shelves and at price points that are pushing them into commodity status. At this time many enthusiast computer people have already owned at least two solid state drives and feel that the technology is the only way to boot their PC. It's true there have been hurdles, a few eggs tossed on faces and more than a handful of ticked off people, but hearing about such issues is becoming less common.
Back in 2010 we were proud to bring all of you the single largest SSD roundup to date with units from almost every manufacturer in the field. Today you can follow us once again in yet another unique comparison as we take a total of 16 brand new solid state drives through a large number of tests for all of you to see just which one's the king of the hill currently and which one's best suited for your personal needs.
Nachdem wir uns in der Vergangenheit vor allem den größeren SSDs ab 120 GB gewidmet haben, stehen im aktuellen Artikel zwei SandForce-SSDs mit 60 GB auf dem Prüfstand. Es wird aufgezeigt wie sich die Leistung in Benchmarks und vor allem in realen Szenarien von den größeren Varianten und SSDs mit einem andern Controller unterscheidet.
Over the last couple of years we've seen companies try and merge the two technologies together. These hybrid solutions have come in many shapes and sizes and for several different markets. One of the first to launch was from Adaptec with their MaxCache designed for enterprise environments. LSI soon followed suit and released CacheCade and after that we were greeted with products from SilverStone (the HDDBoost) and finally there was Intel's attempt with Rapid Storage Technology.
Almost everyone reading this article today will have either a USB 2.0 flash drive, or removable hard drive. Keeping an offline backup of sensitive and important documents is a very wise move. Today we are looking at the latest USB 3.0 drive from ADATA, the ‘Pro’ version of their popular N005 flash drive, which promises a speed increase of 120% when compared with their last model.
Die Speicherspezialisten von Kingston bieten zwar seit geraumer Zeit SSD Lösungen an, dabei verzichtete man bisher aber auf Premiumlösungen, die unter dem HyperX Logo vermarktet werden. Dies änderte sich aber im Sommer 2011. Hier kündigte Kingston erstmals SSD Produkte der HyperX Serie an. Zum Einsatz kommt hierbei der beliebte SandForce SF-2281 Controller.
Another day, another review, another SSD. Here we have the Vertex 3 from OCZ, with a healthy capacity of 240GB. It comes with the latest 2200 series controller from Sandforce, support for SATA III 6GBps data transfer and some very impressive read/write sustained speeds.
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