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Published: 2010-04-13, Author: Joe , review by: legitreviews.com
Corsair has done a very nice job with their Indilinx-controlled Nova series which has posted results that give other similarly equipped SSD's a run for their money. Money is the keyword here as where the pricing settles will determine how successful ...
The Corsair Nova 128GB is another solid showing from an Indilinx-powered SSD; while there’s not a huge jump in performance from last year’s Indilinx Barefoot drives. Compared to standard Indilinx Barefoot SSDs that use the 40nm Samsung NAND (such as th...
Abstract: The other two drives that had great performance on sequential read were Corsair Nova 128 GB and Digital SiliconEdge Blue (both confirmed by two out of three programs to be the next choice..
Abstract: As its name suggests, the Nova Series V128 is a 128GB drive. Like the other drives represented here, it uses a standard 2.5-inch form factor. And other than a couple of decals, the V128’s only outward features are its power and data...
Outstanding 270/203 MBps read/write speed with ATTO, IndilinxECO SSD processor supports TRIM, SMART, and GC, 2Year Corsair full product warranty, Very good enthusiastlevel operational I/O performance, Lightweight compact storage solution, Resistant to extreme shock impact, 64/128GB of highspeed SSD storage capacity, Extremely fast SATA3.0 SSD storage product, Low power consumption may
Lacks integrated USB MiniB data connection, Not 3rdGeneration SATA6.0 compliant, No public firmware updates available
Although the rating and final score mentioned in this conclusion are made to be as objective as possible, please be advised that every author perceives these factors differently at various points in time. While we each do our best to ensure that all a...
Final Words & Conclusion The Corsair V128 is a really nice product. In fact in several scenarios it can compete with the Corsair X128 128GB priced currently at 380 EUR, this Corsair V128 128GB will cost you just over 300 EUR. The usage of the new ECO...
Abstract: It is worth shopping around for the Nova series SSDs as some stores have them priced quite close to the Force drives, where there is a gap in pricing the Nova offers an ideal entry into the..
Abstract: Part of the credit for the performance of the Corsair Nova is doubtless related to the state of the art 34nm Intel flash memory. A larger part can probably be attributed to the firmware for the Indilinx controller chip. The Corsair Nova beats the perf...
