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We've already had a look at the Corsair 120GB Force 3 GT drive and now it's time to give the non-GT version a go on our test bench. These drives are virtually identical save for the type of NAND flash employed and a paint job. Will that make much of a performance difference? Have a read and see how this drive with asynchronous 25nm NAND Flash performs on our test system against tons of other SSDs!
Around the same time, Corsair shipped hardware review nerds a handful of samples. At the same time the first retail products were being shipped to retail and e-tail businesses. The reviewers found a previously unknown stability issue with their samples and reported the issue. Normally review nerds get products before resellers, but in this round a few cases of products were sold. I don't know how many drives ended up in the hands of end users, but I doubt it was 1,700 in the short amount of time they were available. I do know the end results aren't as potentially deadly as the Porsche issue. Yes, technically it was a recall, but it was handled quickly, openly and honestly. Corsair really showed what kind of company they are while handling this issue. The new, issue free drives are hitting e-tail, retail and hardware review nerds alike this week.
Mit der Force Serie stellt Corsair ihre neuen High-End-SSD Festplatten auf Basis des SandForce 1200 Controllers vor. In wie weit die Force100 SSD der Konkurrenz davonläuft, zeigen wir in nachfolgendem Review.
Corsair officially launched the companies first generation USB 3.0 Flash drives on May 19th, 2011 and more recently on September 9th, 2011 they announced the launch of their second generation USB 3.0 Flash drives. Legit Reviews got our hands on one of these new '2nd generation' Flash Voyager 3.0 16GB drives and just had to run some performance tests on it to see how these new drives perform!
We take the Flash Voyager Slider into the lab for testing. Read on for our findings. It's definitely worth considering for its price alone.
We put the new Corsair Voyager Mini USB 3.0 flash drive through testing to see how it performs, and if you should buy it or not.
Corsair's Flash Voyager LS carries a unique sliding design, but does it have the performance for everyday use? Let's find out and see how it goes.
Mit dem Flash Voyager GTR erweitert Corsair das Produktportfolio bei USB-2.0-Sticks nach den normalen Modellen und den GT-Sticks um eine dritte Geschwindigkeitsklasse. Doch ist der GTR wirklich so schnell, wie Corsair es verspricht? Wir wollen die Frage klären und haben den GTR in unserem Testparcours antreten lassen.
Was gibt es neues auf dem USB-Stick Sektor? Da unser letzter USB-Stick Test aus Oktober 2008 stammt, war es an der Zeit dieser Frage nachzugehen, zumal 184 Millionen verkaufte USB-Sticks allein im Jahr 2009 eine deutliche Sprache sprechen und die Tendenz weiter steigt. Was spielt USB 3.0 dabei für eine Rolle? bisher so gut wie keine, die neue Performance Schnittstelle fließt zwar so langsam in homeopathischer Dosierung in die laufende Mainboard und PC-Gehäuseproduktion ein, aber bezahlbare USB 3.0-Sticks sind derzeit noch nicht zu erspähen. Außerdem wurden Gerüchte laut, nach denen die neuen USB 3.0 Sticks thermische Probleme aufweisen sollen. Bleiben wir also im aktuellen Portfolio der USB 2.0-Sticks, denn Corsair hat auf der CeBIT einige neue Produkte gezeigt, die der antiquierten USB 2.0 Schnittstelle das letzte Quentchen Performance entlocken sollen. Die Rede ist vom Flash Voyager GTR Stick, der zunächst in drei Varianten angeboten wird: 32, 64 und 128Gbyte beträgt die unformatierte Kapazität und alle Sticks sollen von der Quad-Channel Technologie deutlich profitieren, was wir natürlich sehr genau überprüft haben.
Corsair's got a cute rubber flash drive on their hands, I gotta say. Black with red and yellow highlights, the GT looks fairly swift. It's ruggedized and water-resistant, without frills, except maybe the blue LED. I like the design, although I do see a couple of points of failure.
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