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Kitguru has been very impressed with the full range of Synology products over the last year. They have been targeting a wide demographic … from the enthusiast user on a strict budget, to large businesses and corporations who demand ultimate performance. Today we are looking at their new RackStation RS3411xs which can scale up to 100TB to satisfy the demands of an intensive business environment.
The name Kingston is one of the most recognizable ones when it comes to memory storage, and in the past here at Myce we had the opportunity to take an in-depth look at some of their products such as the HyperX 3K and also the more affordable V+ 200. Kingston has now introduced a new member to the V series, the V300, which is Kingston’s latest SSD that is only 7mm thick, making it an ideal replacement for your ultrabook but also an excellent choice for a desktop upgrade. Kingston’s V300 not only offers a 7mm drive but also comes at a very attractive price, and comparing that with the usual high standards that we expect from Kingston, it should be a very obvious choice.
SATA 6 Gbit/s sollte hinsichtlich der Leistung eigentlich eher für den SSD-Markt interessant sein. Die Mehrzahl solcher Laufwerke gibt es derzeit dennoch auf dem HDD-Markt. Wir haben uns Western Digitals VelociRaptor VR200M und die Caviar Black vorgenommen und sie mit Seagates Barracuda XT verglichen.
Externe Backup-Lösungen waren lange Zeit wegen anderer Prioritäten in unserem Review-Kalender gestrichen, jetzt hauchen wir der Thematik angesichts der Wichtigkeit und immer größerer Festplatten-Kapazitäten wieder Leben ein. Dies ermöglichen wir mit Unterstützung der Fa. Raidsonic, die sich seit 1999 auf diesem Sektor einen wohlklingenden Namen erarbeiten konnte. Der gute Ruf resultiert nicht zuletzt auch in der Qualität der verbauten Controller, der eine der entscheidenden Faktoren innerhalb einer nachhaltig funktionierenden Backuplösung darstellt.
Aber worum gehts es bei diesem Thema konkret? wer heute in der Geschäftswelt seinen Konkurrenten einen Schritt voraus sein möchte oder muß, der hat seine relevanten Daten immer griffbereit und die passen beileibe nicht immer auf einen schnell verlustigen USB-Stick, auch wenn diese inzwischen immer mehr Kapazität aufweisen. Der Homeuser möchte endlich seine üppigen Fotoalben von der internen Festplatte an einen sicheren externen Ort auslagern, damit sie nicht verloren gehen und unser Nachbar hat seiner Frau versprochen, nach dem bitteren Datencrash vom letzten Winter regelmäßig Backups anzulegen.
The OCZ Vertex 3.20 SSD replaces the Agility 4 in OCZ’s mainstream consumer-class SSD line. The OCZ Vertex 3.20 derives its name from the use 20nm MLC flash compared to the previous 25nm of the original. Still utilizing a SandForce 2281 controller, the OCZ Vertex 3.20 SSD comes in 120GB and 240 GB capacities with sequential read and write speeds of 550 MB/s and 520 MB/s respectively. Compared to the previous Vertex 3 SSD which had an idle power consumption of 1.65W and active power consumption of 3W, the Vertex 3.20 uses a mere 0.55W on idle and 2.1W while in use. For users concerned about reliability, the OCZ Vertex 3.20 his endurance rated for 20GB/day of host writes for 5 years under typical client workloads and has a MTBF of 2 million hours. As with the Vertex 3 SSD, the Vertex 3.20 supports TRIM (OS dependent) and features SandForce DuraWrite architecture technology which extends flash rated endurance. The OCZ Vertex 3.20 SSD is covered by a 3-year warranty including toll-free tech support and firmware updates.
Mit Intels SSD 320 testen wie den Nachfolger der legendären „Postville“. Außerdem analyiseren wir die Mach Xtreme MX-DS Turbo sowie die Unterschiede zwischen Toggle- und ONFI-NAND durch den Vergleich zur Extrememory XLR8 Express mit 120 GB. Neben den Leistungstest gehen wir zudem auf aktuelle Probleme im Zusammenhang mit SSDs ein.
One of the many benefits of full tower PC cases are the many 5.25" optical drive bays they have (5 or more) so if you happen to own one there's no doubt you will most probably look for ways to make use of them. Personally i always use at least two in each of my test rigs one to mount a fan controller (two 5.25" bays sometimes) and the other to either mount a DVD-ROM or a Blu-Ray drive. Lately however we've started testing several 5.25" hard drive cages inside which you can mount up to four 3.5/2.5" SATA/SAS drives by making use of just three 5.25" optical drive bays. A few weeks back we tested the BPN-DE340SS hot-swap storage bay adapter by iStarUSA which not only managed to keep the temperatures of the SATA III drive we used for testing at a minimum but surprisingly enough it also improved its read/write data transfer speeds. Well today on our primary test rig we have it's cousin the BPU-340SATA military grade hot-swap drive cage.
Today HardwareHeaven are taking a look at the latest NAS offering from Synology, the Disk Station DS410j is a 4 disk RAID capable NAS solution that runs off a Linux based O/S. As media stored in the home becomes more common place we have started seeing more and more solutions such as these coming onto the market.
Join us with our review of the Sans Digital Towerraid TR5UT(-B) which could be the storage answer you need for your small business, home, laptop, and desktop. With a capacity of up to 10TB of space you won’t run out of storage anytime soon. We show you the TR5UT(-B) inside and out and test its performance
The Nobility Series S805 Flash Drive from ADATA sports a stylish look, can be easily clipped on our key chain or a handbag as a mobile storage device and delivers both good read/write performances. The Flash Drive is available in multiple capacities, ranging from 4GB to 32GB.
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