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August 2014
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Sehr gute sequentielle Leseperformance
Insgesamt gute Allround-Performance
Sehr leicht und kompakt gebaut hochwertiges Material ansprechende AlltagsPerformance
Hohe Gesamtleistung
Vor allem bei Schreibvorgangen sehr schnell
NVMe 1.3
Flache Bauweise
5 Jahre Garantie
Attraktiver Preis
Saubere Verarbeitung
Hohe Lesegeschwindigkeit
Gute Schreibgeschwindigkeit
Preis pro Gigabyte
Drei Jahre Garantie
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Performance bei dauerhaftem Schreiben bricht sehr deutlich ein
Die Corsair Force Series LX liefert trotz ihrer relativ geringen sequentiellen Schreibleistung von 300 MByte/s eine gute Performance im Alltag ab. In Anbetracht der theoretischen Benchmarks ist dieses Ergebnis schon etwas erstaunlich. Vor allem beim Ent...
So at the end of the day where are does the Corsair Force LX stand? Well as I mentioned when we started, this is a price point drive from the beginning. Corsair kept things cheap on the casing and the controller to help this be an entry level SSD. Even ...
Excellent sequential read performance thanks to the Silicon Motion SM2246EN controller
Sharp write speed limits at lower capacities (comapred with solutions using 64Gbit dies), IOPS performance is lower than competing controllers
PROS:Excellent sequential read performance thanks to the Silicon Motion SM2246EN controller.CONS:Sharp write speed limits at lower capacities (comapred with solutions using 64Gbit dies)IOPS performance is lower than competing controllers.Pricing and Avail...
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Veröffentlicht: 2014-07-28, Autor: stefan , Testbericht von: madshrimps.be
Alright then, the tests are over and it is time to draw up the conclusions; not a long time ago we have reviewed an affordable SSD from KingFast, (F8) which was bringing to the table decent performances while keeping the sell price to very low levels. Whe...
Veröffentlicht: 2014-07-19, Autor: James , Testbericht von: overclock3d.net
To start things off, we think it's worth mentioning the price of these SSDs before getting bogged down by performance figures. The 128GB version comes in at around £55, the 256GB version at £93, and the 512GB version at £180 ($80, $130, and $250 respectiv...
Zusammenfassung: Solid-State Drive (SSD) have been steadily growing in capacity and thanks to improvements to the manufacturing processes the price of NAND and SSD controllers has been falling at an impressive rate. This means that fairly large SSDs are now fairly afforda...
Zusammenfassung: The latest solid-state drive in our office is the Corsair Force LX 256GB SATA 3.0 that's been put through its paces under Linux and is working out quite well.For a new system build in our automated benchmarking test farm I bought the Corsair Force LX SSD...
3 year warranty, Power efficient, Read speeds are very high, 7mm thick SSD, Excellent TRIM operation
Write speed could have been a little higher.
Let us summarise the most important positive and negative points belowPositives3 year warranty.Power efficient.Read speeds are very high.7mm thick SSD.Excellent TRIM operationNegativesWrite speed could have been a little higher.To sum up, this is what I w...
