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OCZ looks to be in big trouble, is getting rid of 28% of their employees, will also discontinue 150

Intel's 335 Series of SSDs have been outed, feature 20nm MLC NAND.

CoreRise is back with its Comay brand and our second look at a Venus Pro 3 and its special power safety features that are rarely seen on consumer drives.

Should I upgrade just my GPU, or buy an SSD and GPU at the same time?

Today Chris follows up the Transcend SSD720 review with the mainstream model, the SSD320. The SSD320 pairs asynchronous flash with the same SandForce controller found in the flagship 720 model. This combination...

Transcend goes for gold with its new flagship SSD720 product that brings LSI SandForce performance to a new higher capacity point. The new 7mm package coupled with 24nm flash and working TRIM makes this...

KingFast surprises us with its new F3 Plus 7mm SSD. With Intel 5K flash paired with LSI SandForce's SF-2281 high performance SATA III controller, this drive is not only functional, it is fast too.

We take a look at GIGABYTE's P2542G gaming notebook, which performs surprisingly well as an all-around machine, but not so well as a true gaming machine.

TCS provides SSDs designed specifically for Military, Ruggedized and Industrial environments. We look at what it takes to qualify as a Ruggedized SSD.

If you could build an SSD, what would you make? In this rare opportunity, Chris took on the role of product manager and built what he considers the best SSD on the market today.

Strontium looks to lift your computing experience with the new low-cost HAWK Series. This is the first time we've published a SandForce based drive with Hynix 26nm flash. This is also our first public...

World's fastest consumer SSD now available worldwide.

Just days after looking at the 120GB model, Chris is back with the 240GB to see how it performs.

We went to the other side of the planet Earth to bring this review of the Zalman F1 to you today. Unlike many of the other SandForce based SSDs on the market today, the Zalman F1 still uses 3.3.2 firmware...

Rumor: Toshiba has cut NAND prices by 20 to 25% today, SSD prices likely to follow.

With little variation in the market we go gaga when something comes along that's different. Designed on a myth, built by enthusiasts and sold like any other SSD, this one is truly different.

SuperSSpeed delivered the best two prong approach to the SSD market yet. SLC flash for enthusiasts/prosumers and MLC flash for mainstream/power users. Today we look at the MLC portion and like the last...

Is Intel's Rapid Smart technology the cause of my ASUS P8P67 motherboard hanging on system start-up?

Few companies are as established as VisionTek, but can a great company name built on good support, quality and product availability make up for an SSD with an inflated cost?

This isn't just another HyperX 3K review, like the 99 others you've seen. This is the first real and true review of the HyperX 3K, now with working TRIM and it's available to end-users.

LSI and SandForce really owned the show at FMS 2012.

Micron shows off their P320h PCIe SSD at Flash Memory Summit 2012.

FMS 2012 - SMART Storage's Optimus SSD sports dual SAS connection, pushes 1GB/sec sequential read.

FMS 2012 - Marvell shows off their DragonFly NVRAM-based solution for servers.

SanDisk's Extreme 240GB SSD has an extreme price of just $175 and we know the new firmware is on the way. Today Chris tests the Extreme to the extreme, but this time with working TRIM.

FMS 2012 - HGST show off the world's first 12Gb/s SAS Enterprise-based SSD.

FMS12: Toshiba races a 5,400RPM drive, a SSD, and a hybrid drive with shocking results.

FMS12: Western Digital is hiring SSD engineers so that they can make their own mistakes.

We take a closer look at Virident's FlashMax II, sports 2.2TB in half height form factor.

TweakTown spoke with Toshiba and got the low down on how the 30% reduction would affect SSD pricing.