When I first bought a SATA SSD in 2013, I was convinced that HDDs would be irrelevant within a few years—but fast forward to ...

For example, the 1 TB Micron 2600 NVMe SSD has sequential read/write speeds of 7,200 and 5,800 MB/s and random read/write ...

When it comes to SATA SSDs, MLC NAND-based drives such as the BX300 from Crucial offer the best overall performance and the most satisfaction in the long run. The BX300 is one of the fastest MLC ...

Intel’s 545s is the first TLC SSD we can recommend to consumers without shouting our standard caveat—“Unless of course, you find a similarly-priced MLC drive,” which you quite often can.

SuperSSpeed delivered the best two prong approach to the SSD market yet. SLC flash for enthusiasts/prosumers and MLC flash for mainstream/power users. Today we look at the MLC portion and like the ...

The brand-new tier 0 Enterprise-class MLC SSD family utilizes Intel's 25 nanometer, highest endurance Enterprise-grade MLC NAND Flash and comes in a 2.5-inch form factor.

I love SSDs for their blazing-fast read and write speeds; mechanical hard drives are no match for them. I started using SATA SSDs back in 2012, and today, I wouldn't dare to build a new PC without ...

Performance Today’s MLC SSDs offer enterprise class performance in terms of boot speed, random IOPS and other critical measures. The average enterprise class SSD can push 48,000 IOPS for random reads ...

Storage is important to our careers, so I'm starting a series of storage blogs specifically around SSD, which is the hottest topic in storage right now. Please note these blogs will be more geared ...

Samsung on Tuesday released its first solid state drive (SSD) built with consumer-class NAND flash but targeted for use in enterprise-class storage systems. Enterprise multi-level cell (MLC) SSD ...

Interestingly SSD-Z gets this one incorrect as our sample utilized SanDisk NAND; it appears Micron 16nm MLC is also used for some drives based on supply but Transcend promises both meet the listed ...