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9000 MB/s from a USB 3.0 flash drive? Super Talent offers a unique spin on the technology. Let's take a close look.
One of the things I’ve noticed over the years is that as time goes by consumer products get closer and closer to enterprise grade products both in terms of performance and reliability in an effort to cater the needs of professionals and enthusiasts alike. Certainly pure enterprise grade products will never have something to fear from high end consumer products since in the end we are talking about two entirely different markets with massively different price ranges but the gap between them is simply not what it was a decade ago. That combined with the continuous price drops on electronics in general are more than enough even for casual users to turn towards solutions that up until recently were primarily aimed towards professionals and enterprise users. Amongst such products are internal hot-swap drive cages and since 2.5" drives gain ground over their larger 3.5" brothers today we will be taking a look at the BPN-2535DE-SA 3.5" to 2x2.5" SATA 6Gb/s Hot-Swap Cage by iStarUSA.
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.
The advent of M.2 SSDs holds the promise of eliminating the SATA bottleneck and, while it may not seem that big of a deal for the typical consumer, improved performance to a media professional is pure gold. Faster transfer speeds translate into quicker job completion which realizes increased business and higher revenue. Although we have had M.2 SSDs in hand for some time now, the thrill of the chase is always there when watching to see who will get such and such a product to market, and into consumer hands first. When it comes to M.2 SSDs, short of those of us having the ioSwitch Raijin in hand, nobody would ever have guessed…
SSHDs gibt es nicht nur im 2,5-Zoll-Format. Seagate bietet mit der Desktop SSHD auch eine Variante im 3,5-Zoll-Format an. Sie bietet bis zu 4 TB Speicherplatz und 8 GB MLC-Cache
Il 7 Gennaio la redazione di Xtremehardware ha pubblicato l'articolo riguardante un NAS prodotto da Asustor e rivolto a famiglie e piccole medie imprese, l'Asustor AS-602T, dotato di due bay e dalle ottime performance.
Il y avait bien longtemps que nous n'avions pas testé de SSD à la Ferme. Ce jour, c'est un tout nouveau modèle qui nous intéresse, le Vertex 150. Un SSD qui exploite de nouveau l'Indilinx Barefoot 3, mais associé à de la NAND Flash MLC 19 nm, afin d'atteindre 550 Mo/sec en lecture et 530 Mo/sec en écriture.
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.
As the slimmest external drive currently available, the ADATA HE720 takes portability and convenience to a whole new level while making no sacrifices in terms of performance. Looking from the outside, the 8.5mm thick ADATA HE720 is wrapped in a stylish, stainless steel shell that embodies a classic high quality look. On the performance side, USB 3.0 SuperSpeed interface allows the drive's full speeds to be utilized without interface bottlenecks, and powers the drive with a single connection.
Over the past while, there seems to be an increased interest in our M.2 SSD testing, whether it be with respect to our thoughts on M.2 placement in the industry, ideas on how it best be introduced, or just plain “Where can I get a M.2 SSD?” concerns. Unfortunately, we cannot elaborate on purchase ‘just yet’ but we thought we might be able to display a bit of the hardware that we use behind the scenes for our own testing.
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