240GB isn’t great for capacity, but it’s an awesome option as a boot drive on a desktop PC, or as a hard drive replacement on a secondary laptop that doesn’t require much storage space. We haven’t ...

Just days ago we rolled out our review of the Crucial M500 120GB SSD. We concluded that the flash was causing performance issues, but we didn't go into great detail on why. In our reviews, we show a ...

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Thunderbolt drives like the LaCie Little Big Disk Thunderbolt (240GB SSD) are a rare breed at the moment. And, because of their high prices (the LaCie costs costs $899.99 list), you have to have a ...

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When testing with AS SSD Benchmark we see the exact same sequential read performance as we did when using the CrystalDiskMark test. Again a throughput of 503MB/s meant that the Intel SSD 520 Series ...

The Intel SSD Pro 2500 Series is an enterprise-class solid-state drive (SSD) with remote management, security, and low-power features that make it a good choice for IT-managed business laptops.

Intel’s solid state storage offerings are as diverse as they come. Although Intel started with only a single family of enthusiast-class drives a number of years ago, the company has since expanded its ...

The sample that has arrived for testing is the 240GB version of the drive. The series as stated will be fitted with TLC (Triple-level cell) written NAND flash memory from Micron. This allows them to ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. The Intel SSD Pro 2500 Series (240GB) ($174) is the current ...

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