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If you are in the market for a competitively priced high capacity Solid State drive, then today’s product will be particularly interesting. It wasn’t so long ago that we were waiting for Solid State pricing to crack the £1 per GB barrier.
Putting new technology to work is the Areca way. The name might have stayed the same, but this new ARC-1882i gets a boost in performance from its PCIe 3.0 connector.
Large corporations are happy to front the bill for enterprise equipment if it means they can have that much less downtime. When it comes to SOHO, the bill can be a bit more difficult to front. SOHO still need as much up time as possible, but don't always have the budget. Western Digital tries to address this market with their new line of Red Drives.
SuperSSpeed delivered the best two prong approach to the SSD market yet. SLC flash for enthusiasts/prosumers and MLC flash for mainstream/power users. Today we look at the MLC portion and like the last couple of reviews this one has TRIM now as well.
You can't tell by their identical exterior, but the Synology DS213 and DS 213+ are two very different NAS devices. The DS213 has a 2.0 GHz Marvell ARM processor, while the DS213+ is equipped with a 1,067 GHz FreeScale P1022 processor with integrated hardware encryption. On the front there is an SD-card slot and a USB port you can use to copy files to and from the NAS, but it's too bad that it's USB 2.0 and not USB 3.0. Synology included a handy synch button on the front to speed up this process. The user-friendly nature of Synology products remains the same.
The 7DayShop USB3 64GB is ideal for anyone looking for a high performance flash drive on a budget capable of storing a vast amount of data that can attach to a keychain .
The Thecus N5550 NAS Server is aimed right at the typical small business owner or advanced home user, by virtue of its size and form factor. It benefits from a recent tech refresh of the Intel Atom product line, has 2GB of DDR3 installed, and uses an interesting SATA/RAID controller solution. The Local Display feature means you can hook up a keyboard, mouse and video monitor directly to the NAS, for setup or media streaming duties. With five bays you can have capacity and redundancy, with RAID 5, 6, or 10, plus a hot spare. Dual GbE network ports are standard, as is a single USB 3.0 port on the front panel. Benchmark Reviews has tested several NAS products lately, ranging from simple two bay units, up to an 8-Bay NAS for the storage needs of large businesses. Let's see how this 5-bay device compares to its competitors.
Nous l'avons vu dernièrement, avec son Neutron, Corsair dispose d'un SSD à l'architecture nouvelle qui fonctionne plutôt bien. Ce jour, nous testons la version haut de gamme du Neutron, le GTX, qui emploie des puces Toggle MLC et qui est annoncé pour 551 Mo/sec en lecture et 511 Mo/sec en écriture. A découvrir de suite.
The race to get the performance and longevity of expensive SLC flash at MLC prices has been going on for some time now. SMART Storage Systems believe that their unique blend of technologies has the potential to replace SLC-based drives in many applications, helping to tip the scales of price vs. performance in favor of high-endurance MLC products.
Corsair continua la sua scalata verso il successo nel mercato dei Solid State Drive aggiungendo la nuova serie Neutron al suo già vasto range di prodotti; oggetto di questa recensione è il Corsair Neutron GTX. Gli SSD della serie Neutron sono caratterizzati principalmente dall'utilizzo di un controller prodotto dalla new entry nel settore “Link_A_Media”, segno che Corsair non intende soffermarsi su un determinato produttore. Andiamo quindi a scoprire di cosa è capace il nuovo arrivato.
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