Tag Archives: SSD Reviews

Disclosure: The Ironwolf 110 is loaned by Seagate. About Ironwolf SSDs… The Seagate Ironwolf 110 SSD is made for small to SOHO NAS arrays. While NAS bays do provide cages with both 3.5″/ 2.5″ drives, there are some really small ...

Disclosure: The A1000 NVMe M.2 is loaned by Kingston and returned after the review is completed. Kingston and its SSDs… This is the Kingston A1000 M.2 drive, its second M.2 NVMe SSD. This is a 2280 form factor PCIe Gen ...

Disclosure: This review unit is provided by ADATA. About the M.2 and SP550… Unlike the mSATA SSDs, I really like the concept behind the M.2 form factor. It enables manufacturers to put in higher capacity and number of NAND. The ...

Disclosure: Review unit provided by ADATA ADATA XPG SX930! The ADATA XPG lineup usually is aimed towards gamers. With the XPG SX930, it uses an enterprise level MLC NAND and also provides a five-year warranty. As SATA-based SSDs have sequential ...

Disclosure: This review unit is provided by SanDisk SanDisk SSD Plus uses a DRAM-less implementation unlike the newer entry-level SSDs, namely the SSDNow UV300 and the UV400. But it uses TLC flash chips and I am curious to know if ...

Disclosure: This review unit is supplied by Zotac The solid-state drive business has many competitors. It will be interesting to see what Zotac Premium Edition 240GB SSD stands. Zotac might be a new name in SSDs, but isn’t in the DIY ...

Disclosure: This review unit is supplied by Kingston The Kingston SSDNow series is the first SSD that I’ve got my hands on for review, before starting Hardware BBQ. It wasn’t really a great drive (as with others since that’s when ...