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Sie rücken immer weiter vor, Solid State Disks - kurz SSDs. Das Rennen findet nun mehr zwischen den Controllern statt, als zwischen den Herstellern der SSDs. JMicron war gestern, nun sind Controller von SandForce, Toshiba oder Barefoot auf dem Markt gefragt. Der Elektronikriese Samsung entwickelt weiterhin seine eigenen Controller. Doch welcher Controller erzielt derzeit die besten Ergebnisse in Verbindung mit Flashspeichern? Wir haben uns fünf Solid State Drives mit aktuellen Controllern von den Herstellern G.Skill, Samsung, ADATA, OCZ und Kingston in unsere Redaktion bestellt, um herauszufinden welche von ihnen am Besten abschneiden.
With a growing number of internal enclosures being released, this offering from Icy Dock still manages to stand out from the crowd. Icy Dock's ability to install three hard drives inside two 5.25” bays in the MB973SP-B is a clever way to utilize space that frequently goes unused."
Die dem in Taipeh ansässigen Unternehmen Cremax Tech. Co. gehörende Marke Icy Dock ist in Deutschland nun schon seit über 5 Jahren mit verschiedensten Zubehörprodukten für Speichermedien von Wechselrahmen bis hin zu Backplanes vertreten.
Im heutigen Test muss das schraubenlose externe USB 3.0-Gehäuse mit dem etwas holprigen Namen MB668U3-1SB zeigen, was in ihm steckt.
OCZ's latest series of performance SSDs, the Vertex 2 and Agility 2, both make use of the SandForce 1200 controller, and have proven themselves to be very fast performers in our reviews. Despite more and more mainstream users adopting SSDs for their desktop systems, the majority of drives continue to be manufactured in the 2.5" notebook format. When it comes to flash memory drives, space is less of an issue and the 2.5" size is more versatile. As OCZ points out however, a 3.5" drive has a lower cost per gigabyte and is more easily integrated into desktop and server applications without the need for adapters. They now offer both their Vertex 2 and Agility 2 drives in a 3.5" format, and it is the former that we will be reviewing today.
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.
At first glance a lot of people may not appreciate the usefulness of a hard drive dock, but when you have to access a friend or relatives drive to recover data they are a welcome piece of equipment. Thanks to the latest update to Thermaltake’s BlacX line, the BlacX 5G now utilizes USB 3.0 making it not only handy but fast as well.
Picking a good hard drive is not an easy task. Everyone likes to focus on the fact that the CPU, Motherboard and RAM and make up the heart of the computer. I would argue that your hard drive is just as important if not more important. If you’re motherboard dies you can buy a new one and be on your way again for less than a hundred bucks. If you’re hard drive dies you may forever lose those precious memories.
Hitachi have recently launched their external XL3000 desktop HDDs; these come in elegantly shaped enclosures, with the possibility of mounting both horizontally and vertically, also with enough free space for most of us to store our favourite movies, photos, games and other data.
Ever think that SSD's are too slow? OCZ has something for the data speed junkie in all of us. Their new SSD blows all the others out of the water and looks like nothing you've seen before. Will all this raw performance cost you an arm and leg, or will the average Joe be able to afford it? Read on to find out!
Just about a year ago OCZ released their latest high performance SATA SSD, the Vertex 2 which was based on SandForce's latest controller. That drive was a huge success, surpassing the performance of its main competitor at the time, drives based on Indilinx controllers. Today we see the successor to that product launch, the Vertex 3 which runs on SandForce's latest controller and we have a 240GB sample on our test bench to find out how it compares to products currently on the market in a selection of real world and synthetic tests.
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