Today we are testing a new controller from Highpoint that is taking a new approach to high end RAID. The new approach is inexpensive high performance RAID which is not only for corporations and system builders, but also, the casual user as well. The casual user qualifies as anyone who uses a desktop computer, home server, or dedicated NAS. The …
Read More »SanDisk Optimus GX Pro 8100 Gen5 8TB SSD Review – This 8TB Beast Includes Industry Leading 14GB/s Gen5 Speeds & a 5-Year Warranty
Up bright and early this morning to put the finishing touches on what has been a whirlwind of SSD re…
Exascend PD5 Gen5 7.68TB Enterprise SSD Review – 15GB/s Throughput with 3000K+ IOPS and Exceptional Random Writes
While attending Computex in Taiwan this past June, The SSD Review had the opportunity to meet with E…
Longsys Gen5 2TB mSSD Review – 13GB/s Speed & up to 8TB Capacity in a 25 Cent Piece Sized Storage Device
I absolutely love world firsts. Even more than that, I love seeing genuine technological innovation.…
Samsung 990 QLC DRAMless Gen4 2TB SSD Review – Choosing Between This & the TLC-based 990 EVO Plus
When it comes to SSDs, I can’t help but wonder whether the latest price spike is simply a temp…
SanDisk Optimus GX 7100M Gen4 2TB 2230 SSD Review – Small Yet Speedy Gen4 Goes Mainstream
I’d like to say change is coming to the SSD market, but the reality is that it’s already…
ProGrade CFExpress Type A 4.0 Iridium 512GB Memory Card and Dual Slot A/SDXC UHS II USB 4.0 Card Reader Review
I may get a bit of backlash for saying this, but I continue to be amazed at how a single manufacture…
Memblaze PBlaze7 7A46 Gen5 6.4TB U2 Enterprise SSD Review – Amazing 1230K Random Write Performance
Random write performance in an enterprise SSD is critical as workloads rely heavily on processing th…
KIOXIA Exceria Pro G2 Gen5 2TB SSD Review – This SSD is Screaming For A United States Audience
So this is our third report on a KIOXIA retail SSD and the same thing seems hitting me hard. This S…
The SSD Review, Flash Memory Summit, The Rolling Barrage and One Amazing Journey Across The Continent – And You Can Play a Part!
Might as well start with the bad news. Unfortunately, TSSDR won’t be attending Flash Memory Su…
Lexar Marks Their 30th Anniversary with a ‘Behind The Build’ International Media Tour
This year marks Lexar’s 30th Anniversary, and I have to admit; it makes me feel a bit old. I’ve been…
Seagate FireCuda X1070 Gen4 2TB SSD Review – Lesser Known SSD Controller With QLC NAND Doesn’t Fare Too Well
Our review of Seagate’s latest FireCuda Gen4 DRAMless consumer SSD has left us somewhat perplexed, a…
Phison Unveils Pascari Gen6 28GB/s Demo along with New Pascari Enterprise Offerings | Computex 2026 Post Update
It might be an understatement to say that Phison pulled out all the stops at Computex Taipei this ye…
SMI Announces Gen6 Enterprise SSD Offerings along with Newest Gen5 SM8388 Controller Demonstration | Computex 2026 Post Update
I wanted to bring this information to the forefront because it’s hard to imagine just how dram…
TSSDR Visits Exascend in Shanghai and Discusses Their PD5 Series Enterprise SSD | Computex 2026 Post Update
It is funny how things work out sometimes. While at Computex in Taipei a few weeks back, we were in…
The Corsair New Product Release Computex 2026 Suite Tour | Computex 2026 Post Update
Business longevity and success don’t happen without strong relationships. While review sites must re…
Apricorn Aegis Secure Key 3 (ASK3) 2TB SSD Review – Law Enforcement Proven Rock Solid Data Security
This report is rather special. Just under ten years ago, we did a report on an Apricorn Aegis Secur…
KIOXIA Shows Off Exceria Pro G2 Gen5 SSD Along with Enterprise Options | Computex 2026 Update
I just can’t wrap my head around why KIOXIA hasn’t brought its consumer SSDs to North America. And, …
Silicon Motion Displays New SM2524XT Gen5 Controller Along with Next-Gen Tech | Computex 2026 Update
This week at Computex Taipei, Silicon Motion displayed their newest SM2524XT Gen5 SSD controller whi…
Phison PS5037-E37T DRAMless SSD Demonstrates Gen5 Speeds at 4.5W Low Power Draw | Computex 2026 Update
Phison’s newest E37T DRAMless controller was on display at Computex 2026 this week and appears…
Lexar Display Scores an ‘Olympico’ at Computex 2026 | Computex 2026 Update
Many might not know the term ‘Olympico’ but it speaks to a corner kick which scores a go…
Intel Wildcat Lake Core 7 360 Spotted in The Wild with Phison aiDAPTIV | Computex 2026 Update
It is not often that we report on something non-storage but we just happened to come across a displa…
Longsys Brings Their mSSD to Market and Bumps it to Gen5 | Computex 2026 Update
If you are a fan of The SSD review, you may remember a post we made and subsequent review of a very …
The SSD Review/Technology X Will Be at Computex 2026 and Sponsored by SMI
Less than a week from now The SSD Review/Technology X is off to Computex Taipei! This has been a s…
ADATA URBAN TAPSAFE 1TB External SSD Review – NFC Data Security at 2GB/s Transfer speeds
It’s rare that we open a report with such high praise for a product right from the first sentence. I…
XPG Mars 980 Blade Gen 5 1TB SSD Review
It has been a while since this release, but we received an SSD in the mail today that deserves a qui…
KIOXIA CD9P-R Gen5 7.68 Data Center SSD Review – This SSD Screams Mainstream Storage Success
Our look at the KIOXIA CD9P-R Gen5 Data Center SSD marks a first for The SSD Review, and it’s a bit …
KIOXIA Announces EG7 Gen4 QLC Client Based Value SSDs
With the price of memory these days, it can only be expected that we will see more value-driven opti…
Acer FA300 Gen5 2TB SSD Review – We Discovered the Perfect Gen5 Laptop/Ultra Portable SSD!
It is not often that we start a report off speaking to the interior components of an SSD. This is t…
Orico X50 Pro 80Gbps Thunderbolt 5 SSD Enclosure Review – We’ve Reached Portable 6000MB/s Read and Write Speeds
With the price of SSDs these days, people are looking elsewhere for storage solutions. Many are als…
DapuStor Roealsen6 R6301 12.8TB Gen5 AIC SSD Review – A Media Professionals Dream at Unheard of 24GB/s Speeds
I’ve always felt there’s a gap in the flash storage industry. We do a great job serving consumer and…
Recent Posts
SSD Sales At $1.3 Billion – Revenue Up 91% For Q3 ’11 Alone
According to the technology market research firm IDC, SSD shipments saw a huge jump of nearly 67% in the 3rd quarter of 2011 as compared to the same period in 2010. Revenue on those sales was up 91.6% to nearly $1.29 billion over that same period. This is coming on top of an already record year for the worldwide SSD market, when …
Read More »Apple May Purchase Anobit For Proprietary SSD Technologies
A new TechCrunch report claims that Apple may be purchasing the Israeli flash controller firm Anobit for up to half a billion dollars. Founded in 2006, Anobit’s primary focus is mobile and enterprise markets. Their proprietary MSP (Memory Signal Processing) is used to circumvent the physical endurance constraints of NAND over traditional methods. Anobits customers are mostly unknown but it …
Read More »Plextor M3S SSD Warranty Increased To Five Years
Plextors newly minted M3S SSDs are the first to use Toshibas 24nm Toggle Mode NAND. Similar to Intels 2xnm NAND transition with the 3rd gen 320 line, Plextor has upped the warranty over its 3xnm versions. Plextors other lines, composed exclusively of Marvel controllers and 3xnm Toggle NAND, will continue with shorter 3 year warranties. Beside Intel and OWC, almost …
Read More »TheSSDReview Daily News – 14 December 2011
As we approach years end, nights are longer and this is very evident through visitors on the site, many in search of the perfect present for themselves or their loved one? Many would believe that, although a tad pricey, they would love the Dell XPS 14z that Hardware Canucks took a look at below! Myself, the idea of a triple …
Read More »ADATA Releases S396 SATA 2 SSD For The Value Conscious
ADATA has announced the release of their new S396 SSD today hot on the heels of their new USB 3.0 flash drive. There certainly are two competing approaches at work here as the USB 3.0 flash drive is utilizing the newest, fastest standard, while the new S396 SSD is using the more commonplace 3Gb/s interface. The ADATA S396 SSD is …
Read More »Flash Gordon Supercomputer Unveiled – 1024 Intel 710 SSDs Result in World Record 36 Million IOPS
The worlds first flash based supercomputer has been unveiled at the San Diego Supercomputer Center. Aptly named “Gordon” (i.e. Flash Gordon), this new supercomputer is an impressive display of how SSD technology is presenting itself not only in consumer devices, but in enterprise environments as well. Supercomputers have traditionally relied upon mass amounts of hard disk drives to handle their …
Read More »O&O SSD Migration Kit Easy To Use With Limited Free Product Validation Key
O & O Software has a new migration kit that enables an easy and convenient method to migrate your partitions from a conventional hard drive to an SSD .Utilizing their kit provides a properly aligned duplication of your HDD to your SSD. The free-to-download migration kit works with all editions of Windows 7, Windows Vista, or Windows XP — either 32-bit or …
Read More »TheSSDReview Daily News – 13 December 2011
I thought we would switch things up today, choosing a highlight review for the gamer in all of us. TweakTown has out done themselves with an excellent review titled Assassins Creed: Revelations PlayStation 3 Review, though the game is available for the Xbox 360 and PC platforms as well. With Christmas just around the corner this is THE GAME to …
Read More »SandForce Announces The SF-2481 Cloud Computing Processor
SandForce has announced today an enterprise class variant of their SSD Processors. The SF-2481 is the first SSD Processor optimized for cloud computing environments. Utilizing MLC NAND, the new line of controllers is aimed at creating high performing, high capacity devices with extremely high data protection capabilities. The challenge for cloud based storage is that it requires several key factors …
Read More »Hard Drive Shortage More Serious Than Expected – SSD Sales Expected To Skyrocket
The hard drive shortage created by the historic flooding in Thailand is proving to be more serious than expected. Western Digital and Seagate, two of the industry’s major suppliers of HDD’s, had their production facilities shut down completely for several weeks. Western Digital this week announced resumption of limited operations at their HDD assembly facility in Bang Pa-in. Also affected …
Read More »TheSSDReview Daily News – 11 December 2011
It’s been a crazy time at The SSD Review, Christmas is arriving and bringing with it a busy start to 2012. Sticking with that theme lets again look at the laptop as a gift solution. With options from gaming laptops to those specifically built for business, Techspot will help you find that perfect laptop these Holidays. HIGHLIGHT REVIEW With …
Read More »Toshiba Z835 UltraBook $699 at Best Buy Sunday!!!
I just found this on Laptop Reviews and couldn’t resist doing up a quick release because it is simply too good to be true! Tomorrow, the Toshiba Z835 Ultrabook, with a 128GB SSD, will be $200 off at Best Buy and available for only $699. That is amazing! The Z835 that they are advertising is a 13.3″ model with an …
Read More »The SSD Review is Hiring
JOIN THESSDREVIEW.COM TEAM!!! and help us deliver the absolute best in SSD and technology news and reviews to the Web! The SSD Review is the worlds leading solid state drive education, news and reviews resource and reaches millions annually on all four corners of the world. Be a part of a team environment where we do what we do simply …
Read More »OCZ To Launch New Petrol SATA 3 SSD Line
Just when we think things might slow for the holidays, OCZ sneaks in yet another SSD release which has to be part of their new Octane family. The OCZ Petrol will be the second ‘Indilinx Infused’ SSD release by OCZ based on their Indilinx Everest platform. The Petrol will be available in capacities of 128, 256 and 512GB and is …
Read More »
The SSD Review The Worlds Dedicated SSD Education and Review Resource | 