Written by Richard Swinburne
April 27, 2010 // 11:59 a.m.
Tags: #sata-6gbps #solid-state-drive #ssd
Companies: #indilinx #marvell #micron #sandforce
Got a SATA 6Gbps SSD and fancy adding another one? Then check out the RocketRaid 640.
Now with 20 per cent more storage, does this new SandForce drive finally deliver on the hype?
Does the 64GB version of the C300 match the performance of the fantastic 256GB drive?
It's tough to choose a good SSD; we clear the murk and look at which is worthy of your cash.
SandForce SSDs boast speeds that push the limits of SATA 3Gbps. We put five to the test.
Word on the SSD street is that Sandforce is reading its SATA 6GBps controller as soon as Sept.
An internal Indilinx SSD with a USB 3 port: external storage has never been so fast!
Dangerous Prototypes has released a device which tests EEPROM flash chips to destruction.
Other World Computing has announced the launch of a SandForce-based SSD storing 480GB.
Memory specialist Mushkin has launched a trio of high-performance SandForce-equipped SSDs.
ADATA has come up with an SSD that also includes a USB 3 port! Nifty!
Scientists are working on the next big thing in storage: nanodots.
Corsair's latest Nova Series SSDs are based on the Indilinx Barefoot Eco drive controller and Intel 32nm NAND flash. We've seen that combination perform strongly for a great price, so we wanted to find if Corsair's drive could hit the SSD sweet spot. Read on to find out.
G.Skill has taken a new version of the Indilinx Barefoot drive controller and paired it with Intel 32nm NAND flash to make the Falcon 2. Boasting claimed speeds of 220/110MB/s read/write, we've found its performance is surprising!
SSDs promise blazing fast access times and data transfer speeds - but many SSDs suffer from horrendous performance degradation over time. The answer is TRIM: we take a look at SSD performance to find out why the latest, TRIM-enabled drive firmwares are crucial updates.
OCZ has announced a partnership with SSD specialist SandForce to launch a new range of consumer- and enterprise-grade SSDs - including models with 6Gb/s interfaces.
SandForce has announced its first range of SSDs for enterprise and mobile use, and it has a trick up its sleeve in the form of a neat new controller dubbed Duraclass.
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