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Crucial Adrenaline Solid State Cache Review.

MyCE takes a closer look on the Crucial Adrenaline Solid State Cache drive. The Crucial Adrenaline drive is an easy solution to boost your system performance, without any compromises on the capacity, and also without re-installing your OS. You can find out all about the performance on the Crucial Adrenaline on this review.

Kingston HyperX 3K SSD review

MyCE is taking an indepth look on the Kingston HyperX 3K SSD. The Kingston HyperX 3K comes with the 25nm NAND from Intel and uses the Sandforce SF-2281 processor. Continue reading to find out more…

OCZ Vertex 4 SSD review update

OCZ are never a company to stand still. Only last month I reviewed the Vertex 4, and found it was the fastest SSD I had ever reviewed.

Just one month down the line and OCZ have updated the firmware which promises even better performance.

Let’s check it out in this article.

OCZ Vertex 4 SSD review

Hot off the press

Today OCZ Technology launch their Vertex 4 series SSD.
The Vertex 4 uses the brand new Indilinx Everest 2 SSD controller, and promises class leading performance and reliability.

Let’s find out in this review how it really performs.

Plextor PX-256M3 256GB SSD Review

The Plextor PX-256M3 promises not only very fast read and write speeds but a few more interesting features. MyCE is taking a closer look on the Plextor PX-256M3 SSD, you can find more and continue reading the full review of the Plextor PX-256M3 SSD.

Intel 520 series SSD review

Intel has at last launched their latest SSD the 520 series (CherryVille).
Using the mighty SandForce SF-2281 SSD processor and a custom firmware. Will this new SSD have the grunt to take on the OCZ Vertex 3?

Let’s find out in this review.

OCZ Octane SSD review

Back in March 2011, OCZ Technology acquired Indilinx, and I now present a review of OCZ’s first SSD to use their own SSD controller, the OCZ Octane.

The Indilinx Everest SSD processor is at the heart of the new OCZ Octane series of SSDs

Let’s find out how this new SSD performs in our range of tests.

Crucial M4 256GB SSD review

MyCE reviews that Crucial M4 SSD 256GB, the M4 is a second-generation SATA 6Gb/s SSD with 25nm MLC NAND. Continue reading to find out more about the performance of the Crucial M4 SSD.

Intel 510 series 120GB SSD review

Intel have joined forces with Marvell to create their first SATA 6Gbps SSD.
Can it compete head on with the might of the SandForce SF-2281 based Vertex 3?
Let’s find out in this review

OCZ Vertex 3 240GB SSD Review

Back in early spring I tested a pre-production sample of the OCZ Vertex 3 SSD.
In this article I will check out the retail version of this SSD.

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Solid State (ssd)

  • Relatively new way of storing data in PCs / Laptops. Solid State Drives (SSDs) have no moving parts which means they're completely silent. Another advantage is that the more expensive SSDs offer better performance than traditional hard disk drives. However, the prices for these more advanced drives are still rather high and the storage capacity relatively low, preventing SSDs to go mainstream still.More about this
FAQsShould I buy a netbook with a SSD or with an HDD drive?How much space is left after I install an OS on my SSD?

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