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We test the performance credentials of Corsair's new mid-range SSD.
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We test the performance credentials of Corsair's new mid-range SSD.
Conclusion: Buy an Intel 80GB, but wait, we already knew that 0_0 - also there is two of the same graph on 'Crystaldisk' page with the random 4K read's missing.
can anyone explain to me what NAND stands for?
did corsair pay you off to not include Crucial or Intel results in the mix?
they do buy a care forum.Quote:
Originally Posted by HW_90
I'm actually hurt that you think this.Quote:
Originally Posted by HW_90
There's an upcoming review of the Crucial C300 - next week, I hope - and it will have the two Corsair drives in it.
no need to be a smart arse :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Terbinator
also, no where actually says what it stands for, just what it is.
Would have liked to see it compared to the Intel drives. Comparing it amongst other SSDs with the same controller is useful, but since the prices and performance is very similar, it'd be nice to see them compared to drives with different controllers.
It stands for Not AND. AND standing for and.Quote:
Originally Posted by HeliosUK
nand is a flash archictecture with NAND standing for Not AND (electronic logic gate)Quote:
Originally Posted by HeliosUK
Nonetheless, it would have been very interesting to have a comparison with the X25-M in there :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Tarinder
The Vertex was a welcome addition though.
We've begun with a slightly modified set of benchmarks and will be adding drives to the newer suite as we receive them.Quote:
Originally Posted by miniyazz
:mrgreen: Sarky :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Steve
Sounds good :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Tarinder
thats the main thing. intel G2 or sandforce? ia ssuem indlinx is out off this?