"SSD" content on TweakTown - Page 36

Old school mentality meets new technology. At least the new WD SSD has a great name.

40 SSDs, Dual Xeon, 155,000 IOPS/s.

Chris looks at Barefoot performance over three generations of firmware using RunCore's Pro IV.

With equal parts of enterprise and consumer components, OCZ shoots for a true enthusiast class SSD.

RaidSonic is next up with its Icy Box USB 3.0 HDD enclosures. We test both 2.5-inch and 3.5-inch SATA models on video and see how they perform.

SATA 6G products are out but a majority of the market share still goes to SATA 3G. Today Chris shows us how the Crucial RealSSD C300 runs on SATA 3G.

Continuing our look at next generation SSDs, today Chris shows us the new second generation V+ with a massive 512GB storage capacity.

Giving up to 270MB/sec read, 250MB/sec write rates.

While at CES we picked up another high performance Indilinx based SSD; this one from Team Group.

SilverStone's HDDBOOST brings the best of both worlds for HDDs and SSDs.

The next generation is really the now generation. In days from now Crucial will launch their C300 SSD with SATA 6G. We got ours today.

The black art of setting up an SSD isn't that dark, nor is it much of an art. Chris fills us in on how to get the most out of your solid state drive.

Celebrates 25 years in business.

New Kingston SSD is way cheap.

NAS, USB 3.0 caddies and speedy 4 x 4 internal.

Like it or not, the storage industry is going small. We'll explain how and why today.

RunCore mates the enterprise SandForce 1500 controller with consumer MLC memory. Consumers beware; this is the combo for enthusiasts in early 2010.

Prototype designs get early viewing.

A-DATA jumps into the SSD market with an Indilinx Barefoot controlled drive. Let's see if it can do anything to stand out amongst the pack.

Sharkoon's famous QuickPort toaster hard drive enclosure now comes with USB 3.0 for SuperSpeed transfers. We investigate it in detail.