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April 2010
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43 Tests
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Final Words & Conclusion The Corsair V128 is a really nice product. In fact in several scenarios it can compete with the Corsair X128 128GB priced currently at 380 EUR, this Corsair V128 128GB will cost you just over 300 EUR. The usage of the new ECO...
Zusammenfassung: It is worth shopping around for the Nova series SSDs as some stores have them priced quite close to the Force drives, where there is a gap in pricing the Nova offers an ideal entry into the..
Zusammenfassung: Part of the credit for the performance of the Corsair Nova is doubtless related to the state of the art 34nm Intel flash memory. A larger part can probably be attributed to the firmware for the Indilinx controller chip. The Corsair Nova beats the perf...
Zusammenfassung: High prices for solid-state disks (SSDs) have historically restricted the business market to enterprises requiring performance for large databases or financial services, where microseconds really matter...
The Corsair Nova V128 is a decent SSD with premium credentials. Keeping almost-new performance intact by the use of TRIM and BCG, it's a sound choice if you can stomach the >£2-per-GB outlay. The goodSolid performance in every testTRIM and BCG combine...
It seems like every time we take a good, hard look at the SSD market there is a new company ready to make its entrance. Not long ago Western Digital announced their first SSDs following in the footsteps of Corsair, OCZ, G.Skill, Seagate, Patriot, Kings...
Very fast performance especially during read benchmarks, Indilinx Barefoot Controller, 64MB Cache, TRIM Support with Windows 7, 3.5" adapter included, Maximum sequential read speed 270MB/second, Maximum sequential write speed 195 MB/second, 64GB and 12...
Slower 4K write speeds...
Wow, when it came to benchmarking the Corsair Nova 128GB SSD, I expected good results, but what I got was awesome. The read speeds alone of this drive is astonishing. It seems the only handicap the Nova drive has is during the 4K writes where it does ...
Veröffentlicht: 2010-03-26, Autor: Chris , Testbericht von: tweaktown.com
We have already known that the Indilinx Barefoot controller is where the value, performance and capacity can be found at a great price and now we are starting to see these products coming in at an even better value. At less than 350 USD for a 128GB...
