Excerpt: As with our last SSD evaluation, this is not going to be the usual Solid-State Drive (SSD) review touting the theoretical advantages of the SSD over the mechanical Hard
Conclusion: When it comes to single-component upgrades, there's nothing quite like a fresh new slab of super-fast flash memory.
Pros: Priced close to £1-per-GB, Good SATA 3Gbps performance, Available with an excellent upgrade kit, TRIM support and independent garbage collection, Low power consumption...
Cons: £105 still feels like a lot of money for 96GB, Performance drops off at high queue depths
Kingston SSDNow V+100 vs. Samsung 470 Series 256 GB SSD Review
Hardware Secrets
3 May 2011
Summary: It’s clear from our tests that the Samsung 470 Series 256 GB unit is the fastest out of the two SSDs on test as it came out on top in most of the benchmarks.
Excerpt: In every sense of the word, the 96GB Kingston SSDNow V+100 is a “midrange” SSD. Positioned as an entry-tier enterprise class drive in Kingston’s SSD catalog, the drive’s...
Excerpt: Kingston has put out several models of SSD's now and their most recent release are is the SSD NOW V+100 series available in 64GB, 96GB, 128GB, 256GB and 512GB capacities.
Conclusion: Easier to install than you might think, the Kingston SSDNow V100 Solid State Drive is a must have if you want to see an immediate performance increase.
Pros: Better start-up speed, improved battery life, can take knocks easier, includes casing for old hard disk.
Cons: Pricey, limited amount of storage space, PDF based instruction manual.