“In this article we are going to introduce to you two solid state drives from Samsung and a unique data storage solution from Gigabyte aka i-RAM. Let check out their performance compared to that of conventional hard disk drives.”Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
- Western Digital VelociRaptor Showcase @ [H]ard|OCP
- A-Data C702 16GB Flash Drive Review @ [OC]ModShop
- Western Digital VelociRaptor: A Drive with a Bite @ AnandTech
- OCZ Rally2 Turbo 4GB USB Flash Review @ ASE Labs
- Enhance Tech T4H CR External RAID Tower @ TweakTown
- Buffalo TeraStation Pro II 1TB Rackmount NAS Review @ ThinkComputers
- Hard Drive Performance Comparison Guide @ TechARP
- Tagan Icy Box JBOD Hard Drive Enclosure Review @ Hardware Canucks
- SimpleTech 250GB Signature Mini Portable Drive @ TechwareLab
- Silverstone MS05 External 2.5inch SATA HDD Enclosure Review @ Madshrimps
- Thermaltake BlacX HDD Docking Station @ 3dGameMan
- A-DATA PD17, PD18, and PD19 Mini USB Flash Drives Review @ Virtual-Hideout
- Western Digital VelociRaptor 300GB SATA Hard Drive @ Legit Reviews
I want my i-Ram
Almost three years ago, Gigabyte launched the i-RAM solid state storage device. There hasn’t been an update to this product since, even though DDR2 has come and gone in that time and there is a new generation of SATA ; an updated version would be nice Gigabyte. You can see why this product needs an update in X-bit Labs latest storage article. They compare the new Solid State Disks we have seen released by Samsung to three normal HDD, the Hitachi 7K200, the Samsung SpinPoint F1 and the Fujitsu MBA3300RC. None of them stand a chance against the i-RAM with it’s 4Gb of DDR-400, as you can see in X-Bit Labs full review.
