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Udgivet: 2008-09-17, Forfatter: Edward , anmeldelse af: trustedreviews.com
Abstrakt: Ever since we first heard the news, we've been giddy with anticipation at the prospect of Intel moving into the SSD market . With its expertise in all manner of integrated circuit design and its massive fabrication capability, if anyone could turn these m...
Bottom line: Intel’s promises weren’t exaggerated. The new X25-M is the first of several flash SSDs that will hit the market between now and early 2009. We received a 2.5” 80 GB drive sample based on MLC flash memory. Thanks to a 10-chan...
A quick run-through of our benchmark data showed us that this new Intel Solid State Disk, in terms of standard synthetic benchmarks, offered exactly what its specifications claimed it would. Read bandwidth of 225MB/sec and Write bandwidth of 74MB/sec...
We had high hopes for Intels first solid-state drive. As a master fabricator, the company has the chip-making chops to churn out fast, power-efficient memory cells. More than a decade of core-logic chipset design also gives Intel the storage controlle...
The Intel X25-M Solid State Drive has raised the bar when it comes to multi-level cell (MLC) SSDs and worth a look if you have never used an SSD before! ...
Intels first entry into the solid state drive arena is a success. All of the performance claims that Intel made about the product before our testing were met and that doesnt happen very often in this industry. If you want the top performing storag...
Fast application opens, Great multitasking performance, Saves battery life
Not available for retail purchase, Expensive
The hard drive is, without question, the slowest component in a modern computer. The high performance and low power consumption promised by solid state disks have been tempting users who love to multitask but hate waiting while their hard drives spin a...
Abstrakt: There’s no denying that Intel has paved the way for ultra-high-performance in the SSD realm with the launch of its X25-M – it completely smashes the data output of conventional drives (even under RAID 0 loads in more circumstances), doe...
