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The Micron P320h HHHL (Half-Height Half-Length) is a Gen 2.1 PCIe SSD capable of churning out 785K 4K random read IOPS and a little over 200K 4K random write IOPS at steady state. With Micron’s stash of SLC NAND flash memory, their custom controller, and some great command line and GUI tools, This PCIe SSD is ready to compete. Having had the P320h in our hands for several months now, it’s been a long process getting the P320h to this point, so it’s a pleasure to finally have the opportunity to see if the wait was worth it.
Plextors neuestes Solid State Drive M5 Pro tritt die Nachfolge des ehemaligen Flaggschiffs M3 Pro an. Ob der Nachfolger den großen Fußstapfen gewachsen ist?
Although USB Flash Drive prices have hit an all-time low the really large capacity models (128GB and above) are still not really cheap and thus not easy to for everyone to acquire. Luckily hard disk drive prices have also dropped quite a bit lately (always compared to the prices we had due to the floods in TW) and so right now the most cost-effective way for someone to carry large data backups around are 2.5" portable HDDs and as always there are countless models out there for someone to choose from with capacities of up to 2TB. However the enclosures of most 2.5" models are quite standard in design so we rarely see something different which could blend in better with our desks. Well it seems that our friends over at Silicon Power also believe that all portable HDDs shouldn't look the same and their latest Diamond D05 Limited Edition 500GB USB 3.0 HDD is a statement to that since it's guaranteed to get you into the Christmas spirit.
Today we are taking a look at the StarTech mSATA to 2.5" SATA enclosure. With this, you are able to run an mSATA drive in a PC that only supports standard SATA. And because it is a 2.5" form factor, you can mount it just like a regular drive.
The Neutron GTX is set to top the Neutron series of drives, so can the LAMD controller really take things to the next level?
Corsair continua la sua scalata verso il successo nel mercato dei Solid State Drive aggiungendo la nuova serie Neutron al suo già vasto range di prodotti; oggetto di questa recensione è il Corsair Neutron GTX. Gli SSD della serie Neutron sono caratterizzati principalmente dall'utilizzo di un controller prodotto dalla new entry nel settore “Link_A_Media”, segno che Corsair non intende soffermarsi su un determinato produttore. Andiamo quindi a scoprire di cosa è capace il nuovo arrivato.
A 2.5-inch external hard disk can provide that extra storage you need when you're on-the-go. Adata is one of the players in this market, so we tested three of their USB 3.0 DashDrive models with 500 GB of storage, the HV610, HD710 and HE720. They don't differ that much in terms of price, so we're curious to find out how they perform and what sets them apart.
We've looked at many SSDs here, and they've mostly been implementations of the popular SandForce NAND controller. While this isn't a bad thing, as the performance offered by those drives have been good, it's good to see more competition in the growing SSD market. The last generation of drives we looked at from OCZ fit this mould. The Vertex 3 series SSDs used the SF-2280 series of controllers, but with the Vertex 4 series, OCZ chose to go with something different. Fresh off aquisition of Indilinx, the Vertex 4 uses the Everest 2 controller. We'll see how it performs and if it's a worthy successor in OCZ's Vertex series.
The OWC DIY Kit is compatible with the latest Mid-2012 non-Retina Macbook Pros and helps us install an additional disk drive by replacing the Apple SuperDrive. The kit also incorporates a high-performance SSD from the same manufacturer (SandForce powered) and for $39.99 extra we can also have the Super Slim USB 2.0 Enclosure for the removed SuperDrive.
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