Introduction: Plextor launched their M6e PCIe SSD in mid-2014. This was the first consumer retail available native PCIe SSD. While previous solutions such as the OCZ RevoDrive bridged SATA...
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It has been an abnormal week for us here at PC Perspective. Our typical review schedule has pretty much flown out the window, and the past seven days have been filled with…
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Well here we are again with this Samsung 840 EVO slow down issue cropping up here, there, and everywhere. The story for this one is so long and convoluted that...
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Introduction: Today Samsung has lifted the review embargo on their new Portable SSD T1. This represents Samsung's first portable SSD, and aims to serve as another way to make...
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At CES, I took a trip to the LVCC to be briefed us on a pair of new Crucial SSD models: The new MX200 is an evolution of the previous MX100 line, with…
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At CES, we stopped by OCZ and were briefed on their new SSD controller, the JetExpress: As indicated on the placard, the JetExpress supports M.2 PCIe 3.0 x4 (M.2 is typically PCIe 2.0), and…
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Today Plextor announced the successor to the M6e (that we reviewed here) - the M7e: The M7e uses the same Marvell 88SS9293 that will be in Kingston's Hyperx Predator, and the...
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We first saw the Silicon Motion SM2256 controller at Flash Memory Summit, but now we've seen it live, in action, and driving several different types of TLC NAND. Silicon Motion had...
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At CES 2015, Mushkin launches their Striker 2.5" SSD product line: The Striker is based on the Phison S10 controller, which should perform comparably to the Neutron XT that we reviewed...
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We covered some other Storage Visions sightings in a prior post, so now that a bit of the CES dust is settling down, here's the rest of what was cool...
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Remember that Corsair Neutron XT we looked at back in November? As a recap, it was a quad core Phison controller. The performance was decent, but not groundbreaking. We reviewed the...
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This morning Kingston officially launched their HyperX Predator. This is an M.2 PCIe 2.0 x4 SSD using a Marvell 88SS9293 controller. We would normally paste their press photo here, but we were fortunate…
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