Solid-State Drive Reviews

I'll update if my experience changes, but so far it seems that the hard work is worth it.

3 user reviews

This dual interface eSATA/USB drive is fast and looks good

2 expert reviews

I emailed tech support and these are the specs they sent me:

2 user reviews

Just installed this drive in a 2.33 GHz MacBook Pro and this thing rocks. Boot time is fast, as one of my friends puts it "I have never seen a laptop boot that fast!"

4 user reviews

What we did like:

1 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

We expected a better showing from the Memoright in our PCMark Vantage test, given the SSD’s other benchmark masteries. But even though it came in 1.2 percent slower than the fastest SSD in this test, the Memoright’s overall domination of our benchmarks...

2 expert reviews

Impractical, expensive, daft - but indisputably appealing.

3 expert reviews

I think you should take a look at your computer again there buddy...I have a 100GB C: drive partition, with Vista Ultimate, office 2007 Ultimate, quite a few games (including Flight Sim X which is over 10GB in itself), a handful of Adobe CS2 software,...

3 user reviews

The HyperDrive 4 now comes with a combination of both Serial ATA/150 and UltraATA/133, eight instead of six memory sockets, a more powerful backup battery, and optional backup storage by means of a 2.5" UltraATA drive.

3 expert reviews

Knew the Price was too good to be true

5 user reviews

Installing drivers is similar to installing RAID drivers, so no big surprise. But after a few years of being around, I thought maybe the bugs were worked out. Also, note the RMA policy on tis drive (replacement only).

9 user reviews

Plextor’s M6S is one of those drives that we just want to like but it may have difficulty reaching headline-making status due to its

1 expert reviews | 8 user reviews

During the past year, I have built several small routers with Kingston 16GB and 32GB SSDs of this and similar models. The drives get little use (how much reading and writing does a router do?) and are mainly used for bootstrapping and occasional...

8 user reviews

that 1.8" hard drives could not leave their niche existence so far. Maybe this might change, because they are now available with SSD technology

2 expert reviews

It works well with my pcie x4 m.2 adapter card made by sandstone and it is also running on a pci express riser card. i cant really say much else about it, iwanted to buy a brand i knew and i know sandisk lets hope it continues to be good i have had it...

5 user reviews

Works great and is really fast. Wish I bought a higher capacity :-(

5 user reviews

I read good reviews about this drive and did my research well ahead of time. I pulled the trigger and bought 3 of them. At this point in time, 2 of the 3 come back as failed to my storage controller. Somehow they still boot and store the data, but...

5 user reviews

So compact, lightweight, and holds a lot of data. No issues whatsoever over a year now.

5 user reviews

This has been on my list for some time as a method to store and protect information. it is not the least expensive but well worth the cost. I like the fact that it is easily encrypted and protected by a simple set of numbers pw. It is light and comes...

5 user reviews

Wifes tired old 3.4GHz socket 478 based system is reborn - runs like a top now! I'd buy more if I could & raid them for monster fast performance.

5 user reviews

Although SSDs with plastic casing tend to be lighter, we always love to see metal casings on our drives and the Kingston V310 delivers on that front. The matt finish is nice and along with all the usual SSD benefits of silent operation, no moving parts...

2 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

Just plugged in and used as Win 10 boot drive. Benchmark shows it is a bit faster than my Intel X25M 80GB. However, the Intel still has a very tight bandwidth and latency window compared to all drives out there. So in real world usage probably comes...

4 user reviews

Soddisfatto al 100%.

4 user reviews

It will nevertheless be interesting to see how the separation of retail and OEM product teams plays out for Micron. I am eager to see whether Micron can optimize Dynamic Write Acceleration for heavier workloads and finally provide competition in the...

2 expert reviews

If you remember, the Plextor M6S was actually one of the most affordable mainstream SSDs at S$229 - cheaper than the Crucial M550 and Samsung SSD 840 EVO - so this puts the M6M in a difficult spot as it is in fact the priciest mSATA SSD in the local...

2 expert reviews