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Bought this to run my OS and so far extremely pleased, windows 7 performance index rates it at 7.8, i have been reaching around the advertised speeds, my system seems so much smoother and certain programs which used to take a while to load now take a...

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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...

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The new Kingston E50 240GB drive has a lot going in its favor. It makes use of the best, most heavily tested version of SandForce’s second

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It goes without saying that in today's market, any SSD product you pick up is going to count as a luxury purchase. On the desktop side, mechanical hard drives can be had for as low as $0.10 a gigabyte, while for SSDs, that number is rarely lower than...

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It can be clearly seen that Kingston HyperX MAX 3.0 External USB 3.0 (64GB) clearly outperforms the USB 2.0 bridging SSD. In our benchmarks, this device works well with both NEC and Etrontech controllers with Etrontech edging by up 7% ahead of the NEC...

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The SSD market is finally at price levels I would call palatable. There are 120GB SATA2 SSDs for $179.99 or less and SATA3 SSDs for $184.99 and above. This will undoubtedly impact sales for smaller 20-64GB SSDs…

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Last month we looked at the 240GB HyperX SSD, but now we'll see if the 120GB is just as impressive.

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As we concluded in our last two SSD vs. HDD evaluations, SSD technology is one of the most rapidly improving.  We have seen the SSD develop improved new controllers that bring faster speeds. We have watched this technology also get cheaper over time...

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Kingston's move into the SandForce SSD market is great news for the consumer. With its new HyperX branded solid state drives in hand, we take a look at these amazingly fast SSDs and examine if an SSD from Kingston should be on your short list for your...

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Today Chris spends time telling us all about Kingston's HyperX 3K SSD in the 480GB capacity. Should this be your next SSD? Read on and find out.

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It gave outstanding sequential read/write figures of 553MB/s and 516MB/s respectively in the ATTO benchmark, making it a little faster than OCZ's Vertex 3"

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This has been a great upgrade to my one year old MacBook Pro. It now runs much more quickly and applications launch in moments. Unit runs far quieter too. No usual humming noise.

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The PCIe adapters are really small and when mounted next to my video card did not impede the airflow to the video card fans.

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