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The Thecus Top Tower N8850 is definitely an impressive NAS device, both in terms of design and performance. The firmware perhaps has some rough edges, but it's complete enough. It makes the Thecus Top Tower N8850 an interesting option if you want high performance and don't mind that it makes a little noise. It's great that you can upgrade the N8850 by adding a 10 Gigabit adapter or increasing the amount of RAM.
In advance of the busiest season at the office I work at, I wondered if adding an SSD to the slightly-aging Dell I use would offer a considerable gain in performance, and thus make the onslaught of work easier to deal with. Little did I realize, upgrading a Dell business PC requires a lot of patience, planning and snacks.
Around a month ago i was asked to attend a technology related seminar for which i had to prepare and bring enough material to fill a large part of the 6 hours total it was ment to last (i say ment because i ended up leaving a lot sooner). The result was me filling a total of 52GB worth of data from charts, benchmarks, product pictures and Full HD clips on my favorite Kingston HyperX 128GB USB Flash Drive. Now the interesting part was that i wasn't really the only person in charge of bringing material for the seminar and so in the end there were five of us each carrying a USB flash drive with enough data to fill not 6 but 30 hours. Because of that in the end we all started talking about flash drives, how their prices have reached an all-time low and which are the best ones in the market currently not only in terms of performance but also in appearance and build quality. Naturally the award winning HyperX and PREDATOR flash drives by Kingston where at the center of our discussion but it seems that Kingston is on a roll since the very next day we received their latest DataTraveler Ultimate G3 64GB USB 3.0 Flash drive.
With SSD tech advancing at a colossal rate and more and more technical terms appearing every day to describe controller types, wear levellers and other such additions can make it hard to know what is what in the world of the Solid State Drive.
In the enthusiast SSD market two products stand taller than the rest - the OCZ Vector and Samsung's 840 Pro. Today we're looking at the 256GB capacity size. Two drives enter, one drive leaves the champion.
Consumers have more choice than ever when it comes to two-disk NAS devices. Prices are all over the place, and the features range from very basic to impressively advanced and comprehensive. Hardware.Info tested 24 different NAS devices in different price classes so you should be able to find one that exactly fits both your storage needs and your budget.
Bereits mit der SSD 830 Familie feierte Branchen-Gigant Samsung großen Erfolg im Consumer-Bereich. Im Rahmen des SSD Global Summit in Seoul (Korea) hat man im letzten Jahr eine neue Generation der SSD Serie vorgestellt und möchte an diese erfolgreiche Serie anknüpfen. Die komplett überarbeitete Produktreihe SSD 840 ist in zwei Varianten verfügbar: Neben der Basic-Version für Heimanwender wurde das Angebot um eine Pro-Version für professionelle Nutzer erweitert. Basis für die jüngsten Solid State Drives des Unternehmens ist der verbesserte MDX-Controller, gepaart mit neuartigen 21 nm Triple-Level-Cell (TLC) NAND-Speichern inkl. Toggle-DDR-2.0-Interface, die so eine Datenrate von bis zu 400 Megabits pro Sekunde (Mbps) erreichen können. Kombiniert wird dies mit LPDDR2-Cache von Samsung, so dass alle wesentlichen Komponenten der Laufwerke aus eigener Produktion stammen. Wie sich die Samsung SSD 840 mit 250 GB gegenüber der namhaften Konkurrenz am Markt behaupten kann, kläre n wir in unserem ausführlichen Praxistest! Wir wünschen Ihnen viel Spaß beim Lesen des Artikels!
Micron's new P400m enterprise SSD provides excellent endurance characteristics in conjunction with superior data protection, consistent performance and a low power threshold.
We have other news today as well. After launching Hardware.Info UK in June of last year, it’s now time for Hardware.Info US. The content will generally be the same, but on the product pages for the US site you will only find US shops with prices in US dollars. From now on we will send you links to both sites, so you can choose which one is the most relevant for your audience.
For years, there’s been a constant battle in the flash drive market where companies have tried to build the smallest drive possible but boast the most amount of space. In this regard, it has to be said that Kingston is the current winner. Its DT HyperX Predator isn’t much larger than a regular performance thumb drive, but its storage starts out at 512GB.
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