Kingston’s new HyperX Fury SSD; fool me once …
The Kingston Hyper X Fury 240GB is a slim SSD able to fit in the anemic ultrabooks though it does ship with a 2.5mm adapter for systems which are a little more…
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Tag: Sandforce SF2281
ADATA sneaks a new revision of Sandforce into their SSDs
Allyn reviewed the ADTA SX900 back in February which might make you question why we are revisiting this drive in this [H]ard|OCP review. The reason lies in the controller as...
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OCZ’s RevoDrive 3; the other kind of hybrid
If you are looking for the speed of an SSD but can't afford one big enough to hold your OS and programs there are two main ways to work around this. The first…
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Silicon Power hits the SSD market
Silicon Power have extended their lineup in a logical manner, with their familiarity with flash based storage it makes sense for them to move into SSDs. They've chosen proven parts, the SandForce…
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OCZ’s new Sandforce SF2281 firmware update tested
The Tech Report has been investigating the OCZ 2.15 firmware update for their Sandforce SF2281 based SSDs. The firmware was released to fix several specific issues that users were encountering which caused…
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Seven Sandforce SF-2281 SSDs
Four companies with seven SSDs that all share the same controller were tested at X-bit Labs to see if there is any noticeable difference in their performance. The price per gigabyte varies…
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Patriot’s new SSD is on fire
Patriot's original foray into the SSD market was overshadowed by many other manufacturers releasing SSDs and did not get much stage time compared to Intel or OCZ for instance. This may change…
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