“OCZ will be launching an SSD based product later this year which promises never before seen performance, 600mb/s read and up to 500mb/s write will not be out of the ordinary. We got a chance to do a few performance tests at Cebit this year where they were demoing a 1000Gb version.”Here are some more Storage reviews from around the web:
- Patriot Warp v2 128GB SSD Review @ Hardware Canucks
- Super Talent Luxio 64GB Flash Drive Review @ ThinkComputers
- Patriot 64GB Xporter Magnum USB Flash Drive @ CCE Reviews
- Super Talent Luxio Series 64GB USB Flash Drive @ Tweaktown
- IcyDock MB673SPF-B 3-Bay Tooless Hard Drive Bay Module @ PCSTATS
- Eagle Tech ET -CSMDSU2-BK 3.5” Dual Enclosure @ Bjorn3D
- Eagle Tech Consus I-Series & iNeo @ PureOverclock
- HoneyWell Securadrive @ Bjorn3D
- OCZ 2GB Diesel USB 2.0 Flash Drive Review @ Legit Reviews
- Samsung SE-T084 Slot-in External Slim DVD-Writer @ Overclockers Online
- Super Talent Godfather Series USB Flash Drives @ Tweaktown
- Icy Dock MB664UEB-1S USB/Firewire 3.5-inch External Hard Drive Enclosure Review @ ThinkComputers
- Thecus N4100 Pro @ techPowerUp
Now you can spend more on your storage subsystem than you do on graphics
MADSHRIMPS caught some pictures of the new OCZ Z-Drive, made of four 250GB SSD drives in RAID-0 with onboard RAM for cache. What is special is that you can see some benchmark figures from the display. In HDTune you can see the benefits of the PCIe interface as read and right speeds increase in tandem with file size. In Sandra, you can see it matched with the Gigabyte iRAM drive and while the response time is the same, the throughput is very different. Check out their pretty pictures right here.