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Well-known SSD developer and manufacturer OCZ is reportedly preparing to launch a slim line of SSDs as part of the Vertex 3 family. The new series will be suggestively called “Vertex 3 Low Profile.”The new series will have four members and these will offer capacities of 60 GB, 120 GB, 240 GB and 480 GB.As... |
19 May 2012
13:51 GMT |
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Taiwanese company Max Xtreme Technology has just announced the new MX-KATANA 6Gb/s Series low-profile SATA3 SSD modules, on its official website. These are low-profile SSDs with capacities ranging between 240 GB and 480 GB. MX-Katana SSDs are powered by SanForce’s SF2281 controller and come with the same tech... |
3 May 2012
07:31 GMT |
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The Chinese, snake-sounding company, SuperSSpeed, is reportedly preparing to introduce a SLC-based SSD using SandForce’s popular SF-2281 controller. This is something all computer enthusiasts have been waiting for, and the product range seems to be exactly targeted for that market range. SLC NAND fla... |
2 May 2012
08:39 GMT |
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Another SSD powered by a SandForce controller has appeared, courtesy of Silicon Power.
We have no availability dates or prices to impart, but we do know everything else worth knowing.
First off, there are 60 GB, 120 GB, 240 GB and 480 GB capacity options.
Secondly, the performance, allowed by SATA III (SATA 6.0 Gb... |
24 April 2012
10:41 GMT |
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California-based memory company Kingston has just announced its HyperX 3K SSD on its official website. This drive is a cheaper alternative to the well-known HyperX line of SSDs from Kingston, but the cost reduction comes at a later price. Budget gamers and PC enthusiasts will benefit from the lower price of Kingston... |
10 April 2012
04:31 GMT |
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The Sun State based memory manufacturer has recently launchedtheir own iteration of the SandForce 2281 based design on its official page. It’s called Centon Diamond VVS1 and is fully compatible with SATA III. The product clearly makes use of the extra bandwidth as it comes with rated speeds of 400 MB/s when r... |
27 March 2012
05:29 GMT |
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There are many solid state drives based on controllers from SandForce, but that didn't stop Orico from making some of its own, so the HD-01 series came to be. Going through online retailers, people may stumble upon a certain new series of solid state drives, one that Orico came up with. There are four of them... |
19 March 2012
09:29 GMT |
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Transcend is not the first brand that would pop into one’s mind when thinking about purchasing a new SSD, but the company does offer quite a few solid state drive models that can deliver top notch performance, thanks to the inclusion of fast SATA 6Gbps controllers built by SandForce. This includes the recently... |
19 March 2012
08:11 GMT |
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German computer memory specialist takeMS has recently announced the release of its first solid state drives, with the introduction of the UTX-2200 series of devices based on second generation SandForce 6Gbps controllers. Initially, the UTX-2200 range will comprise three models with capacities going from 60GB to 480G... |
16 March 2012
08:47 GMT |
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Despite all the reliability problems that have plagued SSDs powered by SandForce’s second generation SSD processors, the number of solid state drives built using these controllers keeps on expanding on an almost daily basis, with PNY being the latest company to join the party. The outfit made its entrance to t... |
1 March 2012
08:25 GMT |
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ADATA has just announced that the company has expanded its product portfolio with two new series of high-performance solid state drives based on SandFoce’s popular 6Gbps SSD processors. The new drives were released into the XPG SX900 and Premier Pro SP900 series.
The XPG SX900 (Xtreme Performance Gear) SSD li... |
24 February 2012
08:26 GMT |
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Kingston has been making solid state drives for quite some time now, but with the launch of the SandForce-powered SATA 6Gbps HyperX SSD we are testing today the company has made its entrance into the high-performance storage market. The HyperX SSD is actually Kingston’s first SSD based on a SandForce co... |
18 February 2012
05:34 GMT |
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GeIL, a company that is well known to PC enthusiasts thanks to its high-performance DDR3 memory series, has recently unveiled that later this year the company plans to enter the ever more popular SSD market.
The company plans to introduce two such product ranges later in 2012, dubbed S2 and Zenith.
GeIL’s S2... |
13 February 2012
05:29 GMT |
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CeBIT is still a bit far off, but companies that intend to attend it are already sending invitations, like the one that revealed part of what Patriot Memory would showcase.
Apparently, the company is getting ready to introduce three new product collections at the event in Hannover, Germany.
The Wildfire Pro and ... |
7 February 2012
10:02 GMT |
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Verbatim has reportedly begun sending out shipments of its latest solid state drives designed with support for the SATA III interface, otherwise known as SATA 6.0 Gbps.
The drives now selling in Europe have capacities of 120 GB and 240 GB and, to take advantage of the bandwidth provided by SATA III, rely on SandForc... |
7 February 2012
09:34 GMT |
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Rumors regarding Intel’s plans to utilize SandForce SATA 6Gbps controllers for their high-performance solid state drives have turned out to be true, the chip maker’s 520 SSDs being the first drives to go this route.
Launched just earlier today, the 520 SSD series comprises so far five models with capacit... |
7 February 2012
02:54 GMT |
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So far, Transcend enjoyed only limited success in the solid state drive market, but recently the company decided to try its luck yet again with a new series of SATA 6Gbps SSDs based on SandForce’s second generation controllers.
The new drives were released in the SSD720 series and, initially, the range will ... |
3 February 2012
09:32 GMT |
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PNY is almost ready to start shipping a new series of solid state drives, one that uses SandForce controllers and MLC (multi-level cell) NAND Flash memory.
The line is called Optima Pro and is made of two members with capacities of 120 GB and 240 GB, respectively.
The SandForce SF-2582 controller is what makes thei... |
2 February 2012
10:23 GMT |
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Chinese solid state drive maker RunCore has just announced the introduction of a new series of solid SSDs based on the SATA 6Gbps SandForce controllers, which the company claims were specially tuned for delivering optimized performance.
The new drives were released into the Pro-V MAX series and initially the range w... |
2 February 2012
03:57 GMT |
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Fujitsu has not put much effort into entering the solid state drive market, but that is set to change as the company finds it cannot go against the flow of time. Fujitsu deals in a lot of things, but solid state drives weren't among them until recently, or at least they weren't an even remotely relevant p... |
1 February 2012
08:14 GMT |
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Anyone wondering what OWC was up to may be interested in learning that the company has completed its latest batch of enterprise solid state drives, the Mercury Enterprise Pro 6G series.
Other World Computing may be known for its habit of launching storage solutions for Apple products, but that doesn't mean it ... |
30 January 2012
06:03 GMT |
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Mac Pro systems have been so far limited at supporting 3Gbps storage drives, but this will change soon thanks to OWC which is currently designing the first PCI Express SSDs compatible with Mac computers.The yet unnamed SSD has been presented during the CES 2012 fair, and OWC has built it around a Marvell-based hardwa... |
17 January 2012
16:11 GMT |
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Verbatim has made the official introduction of its latest solid state drive series, as well as upgrade kits for those who want to improve their PCs without much hassle regarding file transference.
Verbatim has just announced some new SATA II (SATA 3.0 Gbps) and SATA III (SATA 6.0 Gbps) solid state drives.
The form... |
10 January 2012
14:51 GMT |
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LSI Corporation has issued a press release to announce that it has completed the acquisition of high-performance SSD processor maker SandForce, thus finalizing a deal that was made public at the end of October 2011.The SandForce team will join LSI as the newly formed Flash Components Division, headed by Michael Raam,... |
5 January 2012
18:41 GMT |
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Zalman is doing what many other companies did when they got into the SSD game, namely call on the services of a certain, very powerful and very well known series of controllers.
Zalman used to be a company that mainly dealt in cooling products but, like so many others, it expanded its business outlets.
In this ins... |
28 December 2011
03:32 GMT |
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Anyone thinking the world could do with some more solid state drives need not fear, as Monster and SDJ Technologies are preparing the Le Mans Series.This is reportedly a collection of 2.5-inch SSDs that, like so many others, relies on SandForce controllers for read and write speeds.For those who want numbers, the rea... |
19 December 2011
03:29 GMT |
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SandForce has announced today its first product after being acquired by LSI, a new solid state drive processor known as the SF-2481, which was specially designed in order to be used in SSDs developed for cloud computing environments.The controller is based on SandForce’s already available SATA 6 Gbps solutions,... |
12 December 2011
09:58 GMT |
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Last time we mentioned Super Talent was when it launched 1600 MHz Quad-Channel DDR3 memory, and the company is acting on its other favorite industry field now, that of solid state drives. According to its own press release, Super Talent considers the members of the TeraNova series, as they are called, to be the fas... |
8 December 2011
16:41 GMT |
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Originally scheduled for release in November of 2011, Intel’s 520 SSD series is supposed to become available shortly, sporting most probably a SandForce SATA 6Gbps controller, according to a recent report that hit the Web.
The first rumors regarding Intel's plans to utilize SandForce controllers in their ... |
5 December 2011
02:51 GMT |
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Initially, Intel was expected to debut its 520-series of SSDs, code named Cherryville, in the fourth quarter of this year, but it now seems like the chip maker has delayed the launch of these drives for Q1 of 2012.The reason behind this decision is not known at the moment, but CPU-World has got a hold of an Intel roa... |
30 November 2011
17:01 GMT |
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The SATA III interface will definitely be put to work once owners of Apple MacBooks decide it is time for a Patriot Memory upgrade to their storage.
The new series of solid state drives from Patriot Memory are called Max Series XT SSDs and are powered by the SandForce SF-2281 SSD processor.
As with all SSDs, it is... |
9 November 2011
04:20 GMT |
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Chinese solid storage drive maker RunCore just announced a new series of enterprise SSDs based on SandForce controllers that the company claims were specially tuned in order to deliver improved reliability and stability.The new drives were released into the Kylin II series and initially the range will comprise five m... |
8 November 2011
05:38 GMT |
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OCZ Technology has recently issued an official statement regarding SandForce's acquisition by the LSI Corporation in which it congratulated the former for finding a new partner and confirms that the move won't have any impact on its existing product lines or business."On behalf of OCZ, I would like to congr... |
28 October 2011
07:03 GMT |
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LSI Corporation has announced earlier today that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire SandForce, a consumer and enterprise SSD processor manufacturer, well known for its high-performance products. SandForce's decision is hardly surprising as the company was looking for a buyer able to provide it wit... |
27 October 2011
02:45 GMT |
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With the launch of the high-performance Cherryville series of solid state drives Intel will continue the tradition started with its the 510-series SSDs and will use a third-party controller which will be built by SandForce, according to a report that just hit the Web.The first rumors regarding Intel's plans to u... |
21 October 2011
17:01 GMT |
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After a wide series of users have complained about problems involving SSDs based on second-generation SandForce controllers, the controller maker has now finally identified the bug behind the BSOD/disconnect issues and has released a fix, which was implemented by OCZ in its latest firmware.The new FW carries the 2.15... |
18 October 2011
02:52 GMT |
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The compact mSATA standard is gaining momentum at a rapid pace among tablet and notebook makers, so in order to take advantage of this trend OCZ has developed a new series of mSATA SSDs based on the Deneva 2 and Intrepid designs.The more powerful of the two solutions announced is the Deneva 2, as this is based on a S... |
13 October 2011
10:31 GMT |
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OWC has just announced the introduction of a new 30GB solid state drive based on a first generation SandForce controller which was designed for being used as a boot drive or in conjunction with Intel's RST SSD caching technology and retails for just $68 (50€).The new SSD was introduced in the Extreme Pro 3G... |
28 September 2011
04:33 GMT |
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Introduced at the beginning of September, ADATA's budget-oriented S510 SSD based on a SandForce 6Gbps controller has now become available four purchase from a wide selection of retailers, including Newegg.The new ADATA SSD is almost identical with its older brother, the S511, but the company chose to pair the Sa... |
26 September 2011
08:20 GMT |
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Kingston has announced earlier today the introduction of the company's first business-equipped solid state drives based on the second-generation SandForce SSD processors with native support for the SATA 6Gbps interface.
The new drives were released into the KC100 series, which currently comprises three models... |
14 September 2011
05:07 GMT |
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DRAM modules and NAND Flash maker ADATA, recently announced the introduction of the S510 solid state drive, which is meant to come as budget-friendly alternative to the company's more expensive S511 drive series.Just like its older brother, the S510 SSD is built around a SF-2200 integrated controller built by Sa... |
8 September 2011
08:28 GMT |
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Solid state drives may not be known for their capacities, but they can still pack a decent amount of Gigabytes, as proven by the new, high-end Corsair Force Series GT units.The Corsair Force Series GT family of solid state drives is one that has been on the market for a while already.One of, if not the main factor b... |
30 August 2011
09:40 GMT |
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OWC is continuing its string of new products releases, this once unveiling a new solid state drive aimed at both mac systems and PCs, one that has a starting price of $129.99.SandForce-enabled solid state drives are known for their very high read and write speeds, but they also tend to have prices that many users ca... |
26 August 2011
04:29 GMT |
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Coming to offer a storage solution that will cover the gap between 60 GB and 120 GB capacities, Corsair has developed two new solid state drives for the Force series, with 90 GB.Corsair already has 60 GB, cost-accessible units, as well as more expensive 120 GB models, as part of the Force series.Still, one might say... |
19 August 2011
03:05 GMT |
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EDGE, a US-based supplier of DRAM and flash memory upgrades, has just announced the introduction of two new series of solid state drives based on SandForce SSD processors, which can deliver transfer speeds up to 550MB/s.The fastest of the two SSD series is called the EDGE Boost Pro and this is based on the SandForce ... |
10 August 2011
04:43 GMT |
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At the upcoming Flash Memory Summit, which is scheduled to open its gates later today in Santa Clara, California, SandForce will showcase a prototype SSD which uses 24nm MLC (multi-level cell) toggle NAND Flash chips manufactured by Toshiba.By pairing SandForce's controllers with NAND memory built using this adv... |
9 August 2011
09:56 GMT |
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Computer memory specialist Team Group, has recently updated its product portfolio to include a new high-performance solid state drive series based on second-generation SandForce controllers, which can reach read speeds up to 550MB/s.
The new drives are known as the Xtreem S2 series and initially the range will com... |
5 August 2011
09:02 GMT |
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Without making too much fuss about the whole case, OWC brought a series of changes to its high-performance Mercury Extreme Pro 6G series of solid state drives meant to make the units even faster than before.
The most important modification brought to the new revision of the drives is the inclusion of 32nm toggle N... |
4 August 2011
05:50 GMT |
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After just a few days ago Kingston announced the retail availability of the high-performance HyperX solid state drive, the unit has now been listed on Newegg, with prices starting at $269.99 US.So far, Kingston's SSD solutions were pretty successful in the low-end and mainstream market, but the HyperX marks the ... |
3 August 2011
11:01 GMT |
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Patriot Memory, has just announced this it has expanded its line of SATA 6Gbps solid state drives with the addition of the Pyro series SSDs, based on second generation SandForce controllers, which were designed to deliver enterprise-like performance to consumer desktops and notebooks.
Patriot's new solid stat... |
3 August 2011
08:42 GMT |
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