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Performance SATA drives may be a dying breed, but OCZ is still cracking the market with their latest offering, now with PFM+ and a 5-year ShieldPlus warranty. Is this reliability and performance in one package?
Seagate announced a handful of new products at CES 2015 and let it be known that this year will be the company’s 35th year in the storage business. Among the new products being announced was the Seagate Seven, which true to its name is a 7mm thick portable external drive. That makes it thinner than an iPhone 6 Plus and give it the title of being the World’s thinnest 500GB portable hard drive! Read on to see how it performs!
Connecting multiple storage drives externally doesn’t work equally well on every connection type. If you were to use a USB 3 connection you would get the speed necessary, but your access times would suffer. If you were to connect it via eSATA you would have the access times, but shared bandwidth between the connected drives.
March is here people which means that time for us to run yet another giveaway so today up for grabs we have a brand new HyperX CLOUD II 7.1 Surround Sound Headset courtesy of our friends over at Kingston Technology.
Thecus has come up with something new in the world of NAS with three models that are supplied with Windows Storage Server 2012 R2 Essentials. These NAS are described by Thecus as the ‘World’s first Windows Essential NAS’.
Was haben wir zum Thema Trim-Überprüfung für Zuschriften erhalten, unfassbar viele und dabei auch sehr viele Hilferufe von Lesern, die mit dem Thematik als solche einfach nichts anfangen können, auch wenn sie bereits eine SSD besitzen. Und darum wollen wir diese Anleitung dazu nutzen, um das eine oder andere Missverständnis hoffentlich dauerhaft auszuräumen. Wir werden diesen Ratgeber in einem kleinen Frage-Antwort-Spiel skizzieren, das erleichtert euch ein wenig die richtige Zuordnung....
Solid state drives may have been around in the consumer market for roughly 8 years now but they are still considered to be amongst the hottest PC/MAC hardware components aimed towards people who are after something more in terms of reliability and performance compared to regular mechanical drives. Certainly although once such drives were very popular mostly amongst gamers and professionals due to their price decrease over the past 2-3 years they've become a lot more mainstream thus you can find them even in low-cost desktop systems and notebooks. Still not SSDs have the same target audience not only because of their performance, capacity and price but also because of their durability and today we'll be taking a look at the latest model launched by OCZ the ARC 100 which always according to them it excels on all four.
According to our tests, the MX200 SSDs are slightly faster than the existing MX100s, but the difference is negligible. Remarkably enough, the 250 GB model is faster than the 500 GB model in many different tests, which can be explained by the fact that Crucial has enabled Dynamic Write Acceleration functionality for the 250 GB model, but not for the 500 GB one. Crucial wants to use their MX200 series as a direct competitor to Samsung's 850 Evo series. As far as we're concerned, Samsung has won this fight: the 850 Evo drives boast better performance in almost every benchmark, as is reflected by their Hardware.Info SSD performance scores, and they are more energy efficient to boot.
If you have been into computers any time over the past few decades, you probably know of PNY. They are an American company that manufactures graphics cards as well as all things flash. Over the past few years they have joined in on the SSD industry, offering some very competitive products. Today, we have one of their latest creations on our test bench, the CS2111 XLR8.
Vor wenigen Tagen wurde die neue Crucial MX200 SSD Serie vorgestellt, die nicht nur sehr performant ist, sondern auch für eine längere Haltbarkeit ausgelegt wurde.
Die Crucial MX200 Serie ist derzeit mit einer Kapazität von 250GB über 500GB bis hin zu 1TB erhältlich.
Wir haben uns die neue Crucial MX200 SSD CT500MX200SSD1 mit 500GB angesehen, vergleichen sie mit der Crucial C300, m4, M500, M550 und MX100 und lassen sie gegen zahlreiche weitere Solid State Drives und Festplatten antreten.
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