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The StorCenter ix4-300d is a compact NAS devices with room for four disks, two network ports, two rear USB 2.0 ports, one frontal USB 3.0 port, and a display on the front. These are features traditionally reserved for more expensive high-end devices, and makes it a pretty complete storage device.
Super thin and super light. But does it have the power to compete in the heavyweight class? We took a look at the SanDisk Ultra Plus 256GB SSD.
Which then brings us to our review for today – the OCZ Vector 256GB SSD. 18 months. 18 months is the time it took for OCZ to bring the Vector to the market, which makes the Vector the most extensively validated OCZ SSD to date. Now, let’s put that into perspective here. The OCZ Vector was officially launched in November of 2012, which means the Vector...
When it comes to PCs and MACs most people believe that the heart of the system is the CPU with the exception of gamers who naturally put the GPU (graphics card) above everything else. I too had the same opinion almost a decade ago but slowly and after countless of storage related reviews i begun to realize that the true heart of a system is neither the CPU nor the GPU but rather the storage device regardless of whether we are talking about mechanical HDDs or SSDs. You see no matter of what kind of CPU or GPU a system has you can always perform certain functions, perhaps not the highest demanding ones but you can nevertheless. However without a storage device or with one that has but a limited available capacity there's really that many things one can do especially nowadays when most people have several TBs of data. Now last month we tested the latest Enterprise Capacity 3.5 V.3 4TB SATA III enterprise class hard disk drives (former Constellation ES.3) by Seagate which pretty much dominated the competition. Well today we will be taking a look at the SAS (Serial Attached SCSI) variants which as you will see later on had no issue surpassing their SATA brothers to become the fastest HDDs to ever pass from our test bench.
The question of whether TRIM is working, and working correctly, remains to be one of the most active SSD discussions to date. What started out as a Forum thread identifying a free new software that allows the SSD user to determine if TRIM is working, has grown to a full-fledged working group where new members and our ‘in house SSD expertise’ tackle a program that seems to be grabbing the interest of the SSD community. Enter TRIMcheck.
Aujourd'hui, à la Ferme, nous testons une clé USB qui se veut adaptée à notre métier de Fermier du Hardware. En effet, avec une conception Ultra Résistance, elle pourra résister à la rude vie de la campagne, et avec son interface USB 3.0, elle pourra aussi satisfaire nos besoins de rapidité d'exécution. Au programme donc, la Corsair Survivor Stealth 32 Go.
Portable storage as we know is one of those fundamental items that all of us need to have in our inventory somewhere, in some shape and form, and in the modern world we easily forget how much we rely on data. Alongside data, we are coming to terms with how much we rely on our smartphones and if we roll back just over ten years to when the likes of the Nokia 3330 came out with it revolutionary WAP access and compare that to now, we see just how much things have changed and how important data is on the go.
Aujourd'hui, nous allons passer en revue un nouveau venu dans la gamme Kingston, le HyperX 3k dans son modèle 120Go, qui utilise un contrôleur Sandforce SF 2281.
Sur le marché actuel, c'est l'invasion des SSD et beaucoup d'entre vous ne savent pas vers quel modèle s'orienter, surtout au vu des gros écarts de prix entre des SSD ayant la même capacité. Pour le HyperX 3k 120Go, on le retrouve facilement à 89,99€ sur la toile, le tout pour des débits annoncés allant jusqu'à 555 MB/s en lecture et pas moins de 510 MB/s en écriture.
C'est donc à travers ces quelques pages que nous allons entrer dans le vif du sujet, et en tirer une conclusion positive, car selon le constructeur, c'est de la bombe !
Today we’ll be reviewing the recently introduced ADATA DashDrive Air AE400, which ADATA describes as a “wireless storage reader and power bank”. Unlike most of the wireless storage devices on the market, the ADATA AE400 doesn’t include any sort of internal storage and relies solely on either external USB drives or SD cards for storage instead...
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