Kingston SSDNow E100

4 reviews

Nov, 2024

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Expert review by : Paul Alcorn (tweaktown.com)

Kingston SSDNow E100 Enterprise SSD Review

Kingston provides the SSDNow E100 as its enterprise offering with 32nm Toshiba eMLC Toggle NAND powered by the LSI SandForce SF-2582 controller. With an impressive set of enterprise features geared for the datacenter, we test the SSDNow E100 against...

May, 2013

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Consumer review (newegg.com)

Reliability, performance

I run a total of 42 of these drives in production and local database environments with extremely IO/heavy relational db load. The brutal pounding these drives take every day is astonishing. I initially purchased our first patch of these drives based...

These are re-branded Intel enterprise SSDs at an extreme cost savings. The performance of these drives are impressive but the real kicker is that they seem to be hyper-reliable.

No cons.

Jul, 2013

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Consumer review (newegg.com)

restricted use

Newegg needs to update the product description to give a prominent warning about the restricted applicability of this drive with its firmware as of this date.

Great specs. Excellent tech support person. 5 eggs represents benefit of the doubt since not being able to put the drive to the use I intended I have no experience with its operation.

When I got the drive out of the sealed plastic packaging it came in I discovered on the back side a printed paper adhesive label warning that it should be connected only to a raid or raid like controller and not to an SATA port on a motherboard. I...

Sep, 2012

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