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Bought by OCZ in 2011, Indilinx is taking centre stage once again with a new controller, Everest, to follow up its success with Barefoot. The first SSD to run on the Everest is the OCZ Octane. How does it perform? |
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Crucial are currently the only manufacturer to market an affordable “new generation” SSD with the M4 64 GB. How does it do compared to its predecessor, the C300 64 GB and the C300 M4 128 and 256 GB models? |
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This year, we’ve seen the release of various new SSDs from the standout manufacturers, Crucial, OCZ and Intel. Does any one model stand out from the rest? Here’s our report on the 120 to 300 GB versions! |
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What about an SSD for less than €150, or even under €100? They do exist, small capacity SSDs, between 32 and 64 GB. How do these models compare to the larger capacitiy versions? |
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Over the last few months, several new SSD controllers have appeared. What do these SandForce, Marvell, SanDisk, JMicron and Toshiba controllers give in comparison to the older Indilinx, Intel and Samsungs? |
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Has TRIM implementation in Windows 7 sorted out the problems of performance deterioration? We’re taking another look at the TRIM command, as well as IOMeter, a powerful tool which isn’t fully adapted to SSDs. |
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Intel has launched a new version of the X25-M SSD. Less expensive thanks to 34 nm Flash chips, it is also supposed to give better performance. How does it do in practice against ten other SSDs? |
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8 months after coming out, the X25-M has finally been provided by Intel with a firmware designed to resolve its main default. What does this do for the X25-M in practice against the competition? |
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