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Fusion-io drives reviewed by TechEye
The uptake of specialist solid state storage has been phenomenal and like all high-end peripherals, end users are constantly looking to enhance their systems to be more robust and; within mission critical systems absolutely robust. With the marketplace embracing this technology, there is now a growing trend by many end users to use the kind of drives made by Fusion-io.
30 August 2010
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WD Caviar Green 1TB Hard Drive (WD10EADS) Review
Western Digital Caviar Green drives use less power and support quieter, cooler-running desktop PCs and external storage devices. Read on to find out more about the WD Caviar Green 1TB, 32 MB Cache, SATA 3 Gb/s SATA Hard Drive.
19 August 2010
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Boston Green Power 1200-6 reviewed by IT Pro
The Boston Green Power 1200-6 offers lots of processing power at a very reasonable price. The reviewers at IT Pro recently took a closer look at the Green Power 1200-6, and found that it easily sets the mark as the lowest cost quad Opteron 6100 server currently on the market.
10 August 2010
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Supermicro SSE-G48-TG4 Layer 3 switch reviewed by Network Computing
In a year that has seen many of the Tier 1 server vendors struggling to make ends meet, Supermicro has been posting some stunning results. This is in no small part thanks to this manufacturer's huge range of aggressively priced servers, workstations and motherboards, but it has even bigger expansion plans in mind, and has now launched its own range of network switches.
05 August 2010
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Boston Green Power 1300-T reviewed by Strategic Facilities Datacenter Magazine
In this day and age where many server platforms are not used anywhere near their processing potential, many applications and appliances would be better placed within a low power small form factor server. Our GP (Green Power) range has been power optimised to significantly reduce the energy costs and the global impact of servers we daily use. The Boston Green Power 1300-T server has recently been reviewed by Strategic Facilities Datacenter Magazine - read on to find out more.
01 July 2010
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Western Digital VelociRaptor 600GB Review
Western Digital's latest VelociRaptor ups the ante with 600GB of space and a 6Gb/s SATA controller, but the drive now has to compete with solid state drives and high-capacity, high-performance drives like WD's own Caviar Black series. Maximum PC take a look at the WD VelociRaptor 600GB hard drive.
24 June 2010
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Western Digital VelociRaptor 600GB Reviewed by Techgage
Solid-state may be the future of our storage, but for now, the prices are still high. For those looking for mass storage and still-great speeds, mechanical storage is still on top, and WD's latest VelociRaptor's, which utilize SATA 3.0, sit comfortably above all the rest.
24 May 2010
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Fusion-io's ioDrive 320GB is reviewed by Network World
The Fusion-io system is different from all others in that it doesn't use SSD drives, instead having proprietary flash memory mounted directly to the board. This review of the Fusion-io 320GB ioDrive was carried out by Network World.
19 April 2010
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Western Digital VelociRaptor Review (600GB) Review
Western Digital's original VelociRaptor drive was pretty revolutionary when it debuted. A consumer-focused traditional hard drive, the VelociRaptor offered 300GB of storage spinning along at 10,000RPM. Despite a shift across the industry to solid state storage, WD hasn't forgotten that traditional hard drives still have something to offer.
06 April 2010
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AMD Opteron 6174 vs Intel Xeon X5650 Review
Intel is in a very strong position in the workstation/server market right now thanks to the performance lead of its Xeon 5500-series CPUs. While the Xeon 5600-series builds on the success of the Xeon 5500-series, AMD has considerably upped the ante. The end result is far greater competition between Xeon and Opteron than there has been in recent years. The AMD Opteron 6174 and its Magny-Cours design are a great step forward for AMD.
31 March 2010
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