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| Author | Gordon Kelly |
| Published | 12th Aug 2009 |
Comments for Kingston Unveils Performance Line of SSDs
Beaky69 said on 12th August 2009
Mathew White said on 12th August 2009
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.
Xiphias said on 12th August 2009
Kingston's kits use a rebanded Intel X25-M, is this a new Kingston-designed drive or a rebrand of something else?
David said on 26th August 2009
"random 4K writes of up to 291 IOPS"
lol, that's what I call performance. c'mon TR...
Geoff Richards said on 26th August 2009
@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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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.