Intel SSD 520 SeriesIntel SSD 520 Series is a disk. This product is part of the SSD series and is available from Intel. The Intel SSD 520 Series has been tested via the Phoronix Test Suite in the configurations listed below.
The Intel SSD 520 Series product can be found for approximately $231 USD with an average price of $370 USD. Shop on: Amazon.com - NewEgg.com.
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Industry Reviewshardwaresecrets.com: There are a vast number of SATA-600 solid state drives on the market at the moment, so there have never been more choices for the people who want to give their system a performance boost. Today we are going to look at the latest SSD from Intel, the 520 Series 240 GB, which is designed with performance users in mind.
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hothardware.com: Intel officially announced the new SSD 320 Series drives yesterday, which feature proprietary Intel SSD processors paired to cutting edge 25nm NAND flash memory. This new family of drives, however, isn?t geared for ultra-high performance. While still fast, the overarching goals with the Intel SSD 320 series were increased reliability and security.
tbreak.com: When solid state drives exploded onto the PC enthusiast scene a few years ago, reliability was one of the main concerns people had. Sure, data being available at unbelievable speeds is all well and good, but it?s useless if there is no data to use at the end of the day.
hothardware.com: As tablets, portable media players, and even ultra-thin notebooks keep shrinking in size, so too will the components they're built around. This is where Intel's new 310 Series SSDs come into play. The 310 Series utilize the same 34nm NAND flash memory technology and controller found on the chip maker's 2.5-inch SSDs, but in a form factor just 1/8th the size.
pcper.com: Today we take a look at the newly released Intel 510 Series SSD. This is Intel's first SATA 6Gb/sec offering. They chose to go with a non-Intel branded controller, which took us by surprise to say the least. Can Intel's SSD gurus transform a previously competing controller into something that can compete with their previous 10-channel monsters?
hothardware.com: The solid state storage market continues to bristle with activity. Over the last couple of weeks, we have shown you two hot new SSDs from OCZ?the Vertex 3 and the Vertex 3 Pro--that offer stellar performance, thanks in no small part to their next-gen SandForce SF-2000 series controllers with native SATA 6Gbs support.
hothardware.com: The solid state drive, or SSD, market is incredibly hot at the moment, with a constant influx of new products that seem to leapfrog previous offerings at every turn. No one has been able to overtake Intel's X25 series of SSDs in terms of overall performance just yet, but the SSDs available from many other companies today are clearly superior to the previous generation. The latest offering to land on the HotHardware test bench is the OCZ Apex Series SATA II SSD.
OCZ Apex Series 120GB SSD reviews are also available at: legitreviews.com.
Additional Intel SSD 520 Series reviews: Samsung 470 Series 256GB SSD.
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