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PC cases offer a large number of HDD trays nowadays allowing people to mount and use several drives without ever having to worry about storage capacity. Still for professionals and even enthusiasts there's no such thing as sufficient storage space and because of that external HDD enclosures offer a good way to expand drive capacity without much hassle. HDD enclosures may not be hard to use and usually it doesn't take long to mount a drive inside but for people looking for the easiest and fastest possible way to use 3.5/2.5" drives nothing beats the simplicity of a HDD/SSD docking station. Docking stations however have evolved quite a bit over the years so dual bay models are not only the easiest way to access two 3.5/2.5" drives but also to clone one onto another and the CR-H236 by CineRAID which we have here with us today is one such model.
When it comes to storage media it's no secret that laptop/notebook owners have been getting the short end of the stick for over a decade now something which is about to change since manufacturers have finally begun to focus in the development of 2.5" drives up to 3TB (as the name of the drive clearly states laptop owners may not be their primary target group but that matters very little in the end since anyone can use it). Certainly compared to the 6, 8 and 10TB 3.5" desktop models available 3TB may not seem as a breakthrough but since until recently the highest capacity model consumers had access to was just 1.5TB we're basically talking about a 100% increase. Unfortunately 3TB 2.5" drives may be a reality but they are months away from a massive release and so today we're going to be taking a look at the next best thing which is no other than the 2TB Enterprise Capacity 2.5 HDD V3 model by Seagate.
OCZ s'attaque donc à l'entrée de gamme avec son nouveau SSD, le Trion 100. Un modèle full Toshiba qui exploite des puces TLC 19 nm et qui se veut donc très accessible, car vendu dans les 85€ pour 240Go. Une bonne affaire ? Réponse dès maintenant dans notre nouvel article
In der Vergangenheit ist vielen SSD-Käufern Crucials MX100 ein Begriff geworden, und in vielen Heim-PCs und Spielemaschinen fand dieses Laufwerk ein neues Zuhause. Die Leistung war ordentlich und für die meisten Anwendungen locker ausreichend, die Preise dafür im Vergleich sehr günstig, und so wurde das Laufwerk oft ein Kauftipp. Die BX100 trat die Nachfolge an, und wir prüfen mal, ob sie den Erwartungen gerecht wird.
Was für eine Performance ! Intel hat mit der Intel SSD 750 Serie eine High-End Consumer SSD auf den Markt gebracht, die dank x4 PCIe 3.0 NVMe Anbindung selbst Enthusiasten Freudentränen in die Augen treiben wird. Erhältlich ist die PCI Express 3.0 x4 Karte mit 400GB, 800GB und 1200GB, wobei wir die größte und damit auch schnellste Intel PCIe SSD der 750er Serie mit 1,2TB Kapazität testen. Wie schnell die Intel SSD 750 1.2TB PCIe in synthetischen Benchmarks und im PC Alltag ist, zeigen wir heute im folgenden SSD Test.
We may still be far away from a time when solid state drives regardless of type (PCIe/M.2/SATA) will replace mechanical disk drives altogether (largely due to capacity limitations) but as things stand today they have managed to replace them at least partially as the "weapon" of choice for use as a primary OS drive. Because of that most SSD manufacturers have shifted much of their focus from the production of high-performance models aimed towards enthusiasts, gamers and professionals to the production of entry-level "budget" models aimed towards casual users and gamers who are just now taking their first steps with this technology. OCZ made a great comeback after being acquired by Toshiba and after releasing two great SSD models (ARC 100 and Vector 180) it was just a matter of time before they too released a more "entry" level one and its name is the Trion 100.
Super Talent's TeraNova 480GB combines quality 20nm Intel flash with Silicon Motion's 2246EN controller, to deliver an SSD worth your consideration
If you need some solid reasons to drive to the store and Trion this product, we are going to state it in this review.
Storage capacity is one very large problem that haunts professionals and enthusiasts since as far back as i can recall but nowadays due to the appearance of new technologies like 1080p and even 4k things are even worse. Sure consumers can now find several 4/6TB external desktop solutions (even 8TB ones are available but in much smaller numbers) but what happens when that's simply not enough and you want to make the best out of the available desktop space? Luckily many manufacturers have released numerous 3.5" external enclosures in the recent years for all tastes featuring as many as eight 2.5/3.5" bays which end users can use with multiple RAID and/or JBOD modes. Teratrend by SilverStone released several external enclosures a couple of years ago and since we finally have access to their product lines today we're testing the flagship TS432U model.
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