"SSD" content on TweakTown - Page 15

With guaranteed flash from Toshiba, OCZ is in a position expand the company's product line. The ARC 100 is next step for OCZ to regain market share.

LiteOn,the brains behind Plextor, and now they are releasing a new line of enterprise SSDs.

Skyera talks about their latest 44TB all flash array that delivers up to 2.4 GB/s and 400,000 IOPS.

Contour Semiconductor displays a wafer of DTM memory valued over $10 million.

BiTMICRO designs and implements some of the highest-capacity PCIe SSDs on the market.

Chris scored a double world exclusive today - SMI's new SM2256 controller and Toshiba's new A19 TLC flash. Let's jump in and take a look the SSD results.

Iri Trashanski from Marvell speaks about their latest products.

Jim Handy breaks down the current storage market and fills us in on possible trends in the future.

Crucial unleashes new 16nm MLC flash to combat Samsung's 3-bit MLC in price and performance. Today Chris tells us all about the new MX100 512GB SSD.

We looked for a challenger to our current RAID SSD champion, and we found one in a drive we had already tested. Toshiba's Q Series Pro gets tested now.

Silicon Motion launches new TLC specific flash controller at Flash Memory Summit.

Intel releases the world's first NVMe SSD to hit the retail market, and it brings along improved performance and latency. Check out Paul's full review.

Phison enters the high performance ring with a quad-core SSD controller capable of 100K IOPS. Chris shows us a prototype version with some benchmark tests.

HGST offers PCIe SSDs focused on boosting application performance and providing superior density, but its primary strength is in its software.

Intel brings managed SSD storage encryption to the channel with the new Pro 2500 Series. Read on as Chris tells us about Intel's newest solid state drive.

Crucial unleashes new 16nm MLC flash to combat Samsung's 3-bit MLC in price and performance. Read on and see what Chris thinks of the new MX100 256GB SSD.

PCIe NVMe makes an appearance as our OS Disk in a consumer based enthusiast environment. Is it faster than our SATA RAID champion? Intel vs. Intel, go!

We take a look at the Rugged, a portable Thunderbolt solution from LaCie. Read on as Tyler tells us all about the 500GB SSD version and what it can do.

Samsung upends the market with disruptive technology, such as V-NAND and 3bit MLC, that will alter the price structure of all datacenter SSDs.

Samsung gives us a taste of PCIe NVMe goodness at the SSD Global Summit.

Samsung outs a new datacenter friendly M.2 design.

Samsung displays their latest datacenter offerings at their SSD Global Summit.

We caused quite a stir with our bait and switch SSD allegation, but we stand behind it 100%. We looked at the bait, now it's time to see the switch.

The Samsung 850 Pro brings high performance to the small 128GB capacity size. Someone forgot to shrink the price though. Check out Chris' review now.

Utilizing the most advanced NAND structure to date, the Samsung 850 Pro takes SATA past the Extreme. Today Chris gives us his full thoughts in this review.

The Extreme PRO only goes down to 240GB, but it tops our chart as the fastest consumer SSD you can buy today. Check out Chris' full review of this new SSD.

The 960GB model demands a premium price, but the 480GB Extreme PRO SSD delivers the same performance at a lower price. Follow on for our full review.

Samsung continues to innovate by fielding a three-bit-per-cell MLC SSD for the datacenter. We take a close look at the value of the 845DC EVO.

NVMe is the key to unlocking the performance of flash in client and enterprise applications. We take a hands-on look at the NVMe specification with tests.

Our RAID champion makes another appearance, and this time we've got six 480GB Intel 730 SSD's to max out our Lynx Point chipset. Let's take a look now.

Just when you thought we reached the limits of SATA III, SanDisk releases the Extreme PRO SSD to show us the interface still has some performance to give.

Plextor shows us what it has got in an mSATA SSD with its M5M 256GB. TweakTown shows you what that's like in RAID 0. Let's go!

Seagate's 600 Pro Enterprise SSD has become available at an outstanding lower price point. We re-test the 600 Pro against the value-class SSD test pool.

Addonics just introduced a low profile PCIe to M.2 SSD adapter. Read on as we check out the performance of its ADM2PX4 and give you our thoughts on it.

Early Numbers - SanDisk Extreme Pro and Crucial MX100

With an all new all-flash shelf and faster hybrid-flash array, Nimble Storage continues to find the balance between price, performance, and capacity.

Enhancements to the HP 3PAR 7450 increase performance and resiliency with a price tag of $2/GB.

OCZ continues to develop the Barefoot controller as the merger with Toshiba moves right along.

SanDisk Raises the Bar for SATA III Performance and Warranty with the Extreme PRO SSD.

Angelbrd gives us an exclusive look at their new upcoming products.

JMicron's new controller opens the door for M.2 SSD designs.

TYAN demonstrates a server that provides an imressive capacbility for high-density flash storage.

SanDisk lets us take a look inside their 4TB Optimus MAX.

Chris looks at the new ASRock Z97 Extreme6 Ultra M.2 slot and tests the 32Gb/s capable storage format with a Samsung XP941 SSD. Let's see how it all goes.

Chris tests four reference sample SSDs from JMicron with new firmware with various different types of flash. Follow on for the full performance details.

Crucial steps back into the enthusiast sector by launching a new SSD. The M550 offers cutting edge performance at an affordable price.

Corsair jumps at Silicon Motion's new SM2246EN controller and brings it to market in the new Force LX SSD. Read on as Chris gives us the full rundown.

Buffalo sent over its dual drive Thunderbolt SSD storage solution. Read on as we explore the performance of this compact device and see how it goes.

If SSDs weren't already fast enough, a new breakthrough in SSD middleware sees an increase of 300%

Toshiba's read-intensive PX03SN enterprise SSDs deliver a value alternative for 12Gb/s SAS platforms. Read on for Paul's full take in his review.