| Super Talent MX Series SSDs Get a Speed Boost |
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Posted by Winston Chim
on Tuesday, 22 July 2008. 09:45 GMT
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It's nice to know that SSDs are becoming ever faster and cheaper ... let's see if they'll replace desktop hard drives over the next few years. Dailytech "Super Talent sprinkles fairy dust on its "budget" SSD lineup. The solid state disk (SSD) market is really starting to heat up. Super Talent threw down the gauntlet with its low-priced MX series SSDs. OCZ then returned the favor with its Core Series SSDs.OCZ held the upper hand with not only lower pricing for its Core Series SSDs, but also the advantage of faster read/write performance. Super Talent's MX SSDs clocked in with read speeds of 120MB/sec and write speeds of 40MB/sec. OCZ's Core SSDs feature read speeds of 120 to 143 MB/sec and write speeds of 80 to 93 MB/sec depending on the capacity of the drive in question. With OCZ breathing down its neck, Super Talent worked a little magic on its MX drives. The 15GB and 30GB models now feature read speeds of 120MB/sec and write speeds of 60MB/sec. The 60GB and 120GB have the same read speeds, but now have write speeds of 80MB/sec." |
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