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Beaky69

2:17 PM on 12 August, 2009

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Is there any word as to which controller the range uses? I believe Kingston previously made use of the Intel controller...hopefully this one will too.

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MathewWhite

2:18 PM on 12 August, 2009

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Lots of talk about faster and faster read/write speeds, but ultimately, I'm not that interested when what I want is larger capacity. I edit video on a Mac Pro and I currently have three 2TB drives in this unit. Replacing those ultimately with SSDs rather than HDDs would be fantastic. Less focus on speed, more focus on capacity please, manufacturers.

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Xiphias

4:47 PM on 12 August, 2009

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Kingston's kits use a rebanded Intel X25-M, is this a new Kingston-designed drive or a rebrand of something else?

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David 31

6:05 AM on 26 August, 2009

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"random 4K writes of up to 291 IOPS"

lol, that's what I call performance. c'mon TR...

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Geoff Richards

7:46 AM on 26 August, 2009

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@David - c'mon TR... and review one? :)

That's the official wording from the press release, so I assume you're not suggesting it's a typo?

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