Kingston Digital Launches New Data Center SSD for Mixed-Use Workloads
DC600M Enterprise Class Mixed-Use SSD with Power Loss Protection FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Calif. — Kingston Digital, Inc., the Flash memory affiliate of Kingston…
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DC600M Enterprise Class Mixed-Use SSD with Power Loss Protection FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Calif. — Kingston Digital, Inc., the Flash memory affiliate of Kingston…
SSDs are slowly becoming the optimum choice over HDDs. But one thing that has stood in its way is the uncertain lifespan. If you’re considering switching to
Back in October, we told you about the MTE250S -- a PCIe 4.0 M.2 solid state drive from Transcend. While that SSD is fast, it is missing something that many computer users insist upon -- a heatsink. You see, heat can negatively impact both the performance and longevity of an M.2 SSD, and a heatsink can help cool it down. However, some laptops and desktops can't fit an M.2 SSD with a heatsink, so it makes sense not to include such a cooling accessory with every model.
Transcend has released its latest NAS solution, the SSD250N SSD. The SSD250N is simply your average 2.5” inch solid-state drive explicitly made for the NAS system. The SSD fits in well with home NAS systems and in higher trade market areas keeping in check with daily data reads and writes. Transcend SSD250N NAS SSD – NAS SSD for Home Networks The Transcend SSD250N is not your average SSD for your average system. The new NAS SSD is optimally designed for NAS operating systems offering better and higher performance than your average drive. Not to say it does boast similar specifications to ...