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Following OCZ’s great success with its SandForce SF2281-based Vertex 3 solid-state drive, it seems everyone is jumping on the SandForce bandwagon now. I recently tested Patriot Memory’s Wildfire SSD from, and today I have the latest addition to Kingston Technology’s HyperX product line. It too uses an SF2281 controller, which …

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  1. DayDragon

    And...

    Comparisons to a normal non-ssd HDD please?

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    1. Anonymous Coward
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      Anonymous Coward

      why?

      its blindingly obvious that all (even older) SSD out perform standard platter based drives in all respects. ?

      a good SATA drive, real world speeds top out at around 60MB/s transferring a large file....

      my next upgrade is going to be a smallish SSD an set up as a boot device

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