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Aller guten Dinge sind..., nun soweit sind wir noch nicht, aber eines ist richtig, die neue Kingston HyperX SSD ist inzwischen die dritte SSD mit SF-2281 Controller, die wir testen. Was die Kapazität und Vergleichbarkeit angeht, handelt es sich auch diesmal um eine SSD mit 120GB Kapazität, wohingegen die Flashtechnologie wiederum von Micron stammt. Es handelt sich also demzufolge um ONFi 2.2 NAND und nicht wie bei der Patriot Wildfire um Toshibas Toggle-NAND Technik.
We've already had a look at the Corsair 120GB Force 3 GT drive and now it's time to give the non-GT version a go on our test bench. These drives are virtually identical save for the type of NAND flash employed and a paint job. Will that make much of a performance difference? Have a read and see how this drive with asynchronous 25nm NAND Flash performs on our test system against tons of other SSDs!
The Solid State Drive industry has been rolling ahead at an incredible pace this year, with many companies releasing a range of performance drives for demanding enthusiast users. OCZ have been at the forefront of this market, with a portfolio of quality drives targeting a wide audience. Today we are looking at their latest product – the OCZ RevoDrive Hybrid 1TB, which is a combination of Solid State and mechanical drive technology … at a very exciting price point.
With the economy the way it is today, businesses don't want to spend to get more than they need. When most of us think about rack mount servers, we tend to get a picture of large rooms full of racks with exotic cooling and more blinking LED lights than you'd find on the Death Star. The reality is, though, that most small and medium sized businesses need only one or two servers and those servers are tasked with multiple roles.
Summer has wound down yet again, and just like the last two years we have a new Synology product to review. Synology has also just finished up beta testing of a new DiskStation firmware (DS 3.2), and there are some solid new features and tons of updates worth checking out while we cover their new DiskStation DS411 4-bay NAS server.
Although SATA II may not be considered as the latest interface in terms of technological advancement the latest Travelstar 7K750-750 750GB 2.5inch HDD by Hitachi managed to surpass both SATA II and SATA III 2.5inch hard disk drives with relative ease.
Storing data away from your main PC is important, we’ve well established that by this point. It’s one step in data protection that everyone should be taking to make sure that no matter what happens you don’t lose your all important files.
If you own a Crucial m4 solid state drive, we have good news. The company has released a firmware update that is said to increase sequential performance by up to 20%, lower latency and lower system boot up time negotiating with host controllers faster. Compatibility with certain chipsets has also been improved and we suspect some undisclosed fixes were also stuffed in as well. We've updated our entire portfolio of Crucial m4 products with the new 0009 firmware, all the way from the 64GB to the newest 512GB model. The updated benchmark results will be in our performance charts from this point forward.
The latest Seagate Savvio 10K.5 900GB 2.5inch SAS hard disk drive is proof that we have finally reached a spot where the smaller and greener 2.5" HDDs can now match and even surpass the performance levels of their larger 3.5" brothers.
The SSD Review has compiled a detailed analysis of the newly released Intel 710 SATA III 200GB SSD, an SSD priced at an unexpected $1299. Contrary to original predictions, the 710 is not intended as a consumer product and we believe that it will meet with a great deal of success in the enterprise sector. Follow along as we try to explain why this SSD is such a special addition to the SSD arena.
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