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Neuer Treiber, neues Glück? Sharkoon legt den neuen Versionen der USB-3.0-Dockingstation der QuickPort-Reihe einen UAS-Treiber bei. Wie dieser sich auf die Leistung auswirkt im Alltag und mit Solid State Drives auswirkt, soll unser Nachtest klären. Dabei kommen sowohl eine SpinPoint F3 von Samsung als auch eine Ultradrive GX von Super Talent zum Einsatz.
IoSafe has targeted those home and small business users who need a sizable amount of backup space, and can't afford to lose their data to disasters such as fire or flood. Last year Shawn torture-tested their Solo 500GB USB 2.0 product which passed with flying colors. The only complaint he had was the relatively slow USB 2.0 access speeds. For this year IoSafe releases their SoloPRO version offering the same robust fire and flood protection, with higher capacities and new USB 3.0 interface.
Over the last couple months we took on the mission of finding the perfect HDD desktop docking station. The first two products we looked at were low cost units that were only limited by the amount of bandwidth our motherboard was able to provide. After that we moved on to the Thermaltake BlacX 5G, another USB 3.0 docking station that included some great accessories, an extra long cable that made moving our test system from under the desk less painful and was also able to deliver amazing performance. Now that we've seen the best USB 3.0 has to offer, a new docking station has taken over our test bench. The Thermaltake BlacX Duet forgoes USB 3.0 entirely and sticks to a tried and true eSATA / USB 2.0 combination, but that's not what the duo in Duet is about.
Kingston, a leading memory vendor has just announced their first USB 3.0 flash drive almost a year later than the world first USB 3.0 flash drive in Nov 2009. This is understandable as it takes time for the market to accept and acknowledge all the new technologies before they go into mass production with much affordable price. Today let us have a deep dive on Kingston DataTraveler Ultimate 3.0 flash drive.
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.
Ich möchte heute einen weiteren USB Stick vorstellen. Diesmal aus dem Hause Patriot. Der kleine Stick soll vorwiegend durch Geschwindigkeit bei kleinem Preis überzeugen. Was er verspricht, seht ihr im nachfolgendem Test.
The need for throughput speed has brought us to the next paradigm shift in data access: the Solid State Drive, or SSD. If you're any type of PC enthusiast then you know that SSDs use fast NAND flash chips to store and retrieve data, which have significantly higher throughput rates and lower access times than even the fastest of magnetic hard drives. These drives are starting to become cheap enough that they're within reach of the average consumer, and every computing enthusiast should have at least one.
The 4k random write thoroughput of the F90 and F180 has now been increased to a thoroughput of up to 50,000 which now matches that of enterprise-level SSDs and this is done through a recent release of SandForce firmware only available in new drives. In fact, we can even say that this firmware equals and sometimes surpasses that of the SF-1500 drive and a little known fact is that the SF-1200 and SF1500 are actually identical processors in hardware composition.
Kitguru has reviewed a wide cross section of SSD’s since we opened earlier this year, but today we are looking at something a little different. OCZ have been at the forefront of SSD development, continually pushing the technology into new and exciting performance sectors. Their latest ‘X2′ is the second generation RevoDrive set to redefine the performance to value for money ratio.
Around Computex we started hearing about SandForce SF-1500 controllers being paired with SAS interfaces. At first we didn't think these products would live to see the light of day since the SATA versions were already very fast. Well, we were wrong and the first SandForce SF-1500 SAS drive is on my desk right now in engineering sample form.
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