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The more solid state drives grow in popularity, the larger the need to make them affordable. As it sits now, companies are choosing between two paths to achieve low priced drives. The first has been to extend the lifecycle for current products on the market, either leaving the existing model numbers in tact or releasing a new product SKU based on existing technology. A good example of this is the Corsair Nova, a slightly revised Indilinx Barefoot controlled drive that is very close to the original Performance Series offered by Corsair last year.
We've looked at the Corsair Performance 3 in both 256GB and 128GB sizes and in both cases found that the new Marvell 88SS9174-BKK2 controller offers the best garbage collection system we've ever seen. On the surface garbage collection may appear as a throwback technology only needed in SSDs running on Windows XP / Vista or MAC Oss, since Windows 7 takes advantage of TRIM commands.
The Force GT is the latest in Corsair's range of SandForce based SSDs and features a tweaked architecture which should benefit reading and writing of music and video files (uncompressible data). Today we will be putting the 120GB model through a selection of synthetic and real world tests to find out how it compares to an alternative model which is also tuned for OS use rather than maximum IOPS.
USB 2.0 is most popular due to wide compatibility but transfer speeds are slow in today's standard. Other options like FireWire, eSATA and the recently introduced USB 3.0 offer much more bandwidth but of course many computers don't support these various interfaces. Until now, the tradeoff has been speed versus compatibility. But with Seagate's new FreeAgent GoFlex portable hard drive, you can get the best of both worlds. The GoFlex drive ships with a standard USB 2.0 interface but what makes this drive unique is the ability to remove the interface and replace it with a complete different interface.
Samsung might be in the middle of a big smartphone patent war with Apple, but that hasn’t stopped it unveiling a new SSD built on the SATA III standard. Today I’m looking at the 830 128GB, putting it up against some of the last few solid state drives we’ve reviewed here.
Die XPG (Xtreme Performance Gear) Produktfamilie gehört zu ADATAs Serie von High-End-Laufwerken mit schneller SATA3-Schnittstelle. Als Controller setzt ADATA den erfolgreichen und sehr beliebten SandForce SF-2281 ein, der durch transparente Kompression der Daten die Geschwindigkeit maximieren soll. Die Herstellerangaben für sequentielle Lese- und Schreibgeschwindigkeiten betragen bei der schnellsten Variante der Familie 550 bzw. 530 MB pro Sekunde. Die maximale zufällige 4K Schreibgeschwindigkeit liegt bei hohen 90.000 IOPS, variiert aber über die verschiedenen Modelle der Serie. Mit Kapazitäten von 64, 128, 256 und 512 GB ist das XPG SX900 SSD-Laufwerk mit MLC-NAND-Speicher in allen Preissegmenten erhältlich. Wir haben die ADATA XPG SX900 mit 256 GB Speichervolumen in unserem Praxistest ausführlich beleuchtet! Wir wünschen Ihnen viel Spaß beim Lesen des Artikels!
Benchmark Reviews has demonstrated a voracious appetite for high-speed storage technologies over the past few years, primarily fueled by our research and testing with Solid State Drive products. In this article Benchmark Reviews Executive Editor Olin Coles submitted several industry-specific questions directly to storage expert David Szabados, the Senior PR Manager responsible for enterprise storage, security, and future emerging storage technologies at Seagate Technology. David took time out of his busy schedule in the middle of the Seagate Barracuda X! T 6Gbps SATA-III HDD product launch to directly answer many of the questions we asked. Benchmark Reviews asked Seagate questions that cover everything from increasing spindle speeds and Heat Assisted Magnetic Recording to offering SSD products, which all help shape this technology interview into an extremely rare opportunity for our readers to learn of upcoming and developmental product plans directly from the manufacturer.
Seine wichtigen Daten immer bei sich zu haben ist in der heutigen Zeit selbstverständlich. Ob USB-Sticks oder Komplett-Sets aus externem Gehäuse und verbauter Festplatte. Die Auswahl ist groß, jedoch findet man meist nie genau das, was einem persönlich zusagt. Wer technisch nicht unbegabt ist, kann sich aber auch eine eigene Kombination aus externem Gehäuse und passender Festplatte zulegen. Fantec bietet schon länger Gehäuse für 3,5- und 2,5-Zoll-Festplatten an. Gab es bis vor kurzem gerade die Gehäuse für 2,5-Zoll-Festplatten nur mit USB-Anschluss, so besitzen die neuen Gehäuse auch einen eSATA-Anschluss. Dieser soll bei den immer größer werdenden Datenträgern helfen, die Transferraten zu steigern. Wie sich die fanbox FB-C25US2 schlägt, erfahrt ihr auf den folgenden Seiten.
Solid state drives not only offer an enormous reliability advantage over traditional hard disk drives, they offer great performance increases as well. Most people operate under the assumption it takes great money to get great performance. The Agility 2 claims to be the exception. Let's see if the Agility 2 has the moves to keep up with its boasts.
Vor etwas mehr als einem Jahr präsentierte Samsung seine SSD-Laufwerke der Baureihe 830. Mittlerweile sind die Nachfolger 840 Pro und 840 Basic verfügbar und die 830er-Modelle werden zu günstigen Preisen abverkauft. Doch sind die 830er-SSDs günstige Schnäppchen oder nur veraltete Technik?
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