digitalversus.com Updated:
2011-07-30 23:05:26
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The Corsair Force series is available in 6 capacities: 40 GB, 60 GB, 80 GB, 120 GB, 160 GB and 240 GB. They are all sold with a 2.5 inch to 3.5 inch adaptor except the 40 GB version.The Corsair Force Series is yet one more range among those SSDs built...
Excellent read performance, Rapid for most usages...
Write speeds top out at 66 MB/s, No USB connector (to clone a laptop drive easily)...
A bit limited in writes, the F60 just misses out on a 5-star rating. It is nevertheless a good SSD...
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techradar.com Updated:
2011-10-28 06:29:16
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One hundred and seventy English pounds for a 120GB SSD powered by the latest SandForce SF-2200 controller and 25nm NAND flash memory? Looks like a bit of a bargain, particularly compared to 120GB-ish drives with the Marvell 9174 controller, such as the...
Awesome peak performance, Durawrite tech should increase longevity...
Patchy performance, Currently unstable with some mobos...
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itreviews.com Updated:
2011-10-28 06:29:16
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The original Force series of SSDs is no longer Corsair's flagship range, but it's arguably the quickest product from the previous generation of solid state drives - so while it can't quite boast the performance of drives like OCZ's new Vertex 3, which...
Fast realworld performance, excellent value, good bundle...
OCZ's Vertex 3 is much faster.
Those lucky enough to have 6Gbit/s SATA ports on their machines - and deep pockets - may be tempted to shell out for even greater speed from OCZ's Vertex 3.But for the rest of us, the Corsair Force F120 is a great SSD that provides excellent performanc...
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Corsair is perhaps best known for producing performance computer memory, but the company also makes an impressive number of SSDs, one of which is the Force Series F120: a 120GB SSD based around the super-fast Sandforce memory controller. One of the mos...
Great performance at a reasonable price, the Force F120 is only just bettered by the cheaper OCZ Vertex 2E...
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£98.69 (at time of review)It wasn't all that long ago when we saw IDE crushed by the influx of SATA-II and since Solid State Drives (SSDs) have arrived, a similar takeover is now underway with SSDs dropping in price and bigger capacities on the horizo...
Exceptional performance against traditional SATA-II HDD, Perfect size for an OS drive, Small, light, durable...
Newer technology costs a premium, We would like to thank Corsair for providing the F40. You can discuss this review on our forums...
This review has revealed that without a doubt the SSD completely destroys the standard SATA-II HDD. The blistering performance to be had from an SSD is more than significant. The Corsair Force series should convince you that moving to SSD can benefit...
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There has never been a better time to pick up an SSD boot drive with many of the leading manufacturers releasing 30-40GB units at very reasonable prices. KitGuru has already looked at the Intel X25-V 40GB and we were very impressed with the price to...
Raid 0 with Corsair F40 is delicious, if you have the funds, make sure to give it a whirl because we are confident you won’t be disappointed...
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ocaholic.ch.english Updated:
2011-10-28 06:29:19
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With its Force series Corsair has now SSDs based on the SandForce SF 1200 controller in its portfolio. According to the manufacturer the drives should deliver up to 285 MByte/s read and 275 MByte/s write performance, which really is impressive. Further...
Based on the recent Sandforce 1200 controller, Corsair has a very fast SSD in its portfolio. The Forc 100 GByte shows very consistent performance in all our benchmarks which means that there are no major negative performance impacts. Furthermore this i...
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Product Code: CSSD-F120GB2 Corsair's Force Series F120 SSD uses a SandForce controller to deliver speedy access through clever page-management algorithms. Corsair's Force Series F120 SSD uses a SandForce controller to deliver speedy access through cl...
Corsair could only supply a 120GB sample for our review, although it tells us that, unlike other SSDs, its SandForce controller technology allows the Force Series F120 to perform just as well as 256GB drives with greater scope for parallel write tasks...
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Looking at the value represented by the drive, generally SSDs do not offer much in this area with costs still being high for reasonably low capacities. The F100 is more expensive than drives of...
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The quality of products in the value-oriented SSD market really hasn’t been anything to brag about ever since solid state drives began gaining popularity. However, a few companies are working to erase preconceptions many now have about just how much n...
For whatever reason, the budget conscious market has always been the “bargain bin” of the solid state industry. It is usually where last generation products go to die or where companies try to make a quick buck with low-quality drives that end up givin...
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In the competitive world of SSDs, there are two things that consumers usually look for: price and performance. Usually, these two don’t go hand in hand but Corsair is seeking to rewrite the book when it comes to these two factors. They are trying to...
The Corsair F120 can be described as many things but let’s say for the sake of this conclusion that we were very impressed by the numbers it returned. Yes in some certain areas the drive is slightly slower than the 301 firmware-equipped F100, but the d...
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Corsair is a well-established designer of performance upgrade components for PCs, making its name with rugged power-supply units, system memory, and more recently, fast SSDs. The Force Series F120 is its latest model.Corsair's Force series of SSDs si...
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Expensive cost per GB...
We only tested 120GB Corsair SSD, although we were told that, unlike other SSDs, the company's SandForce controller technology helps the Force Series F120 to perform just as well as 256GB drives that elsewhere have greater scope for parallel write tasks...
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Are you trying to get the most overall performance out of your computer that you possibly can have? Perhaps you have spent much time and money making sure that you can get the best overclock on your processor and memory kit that you can and those spee...
Overall Performance, SandForce Controller, TRIM support, SMART Technology...
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When it comes down to benchmarking the Corsair Force Series 100GB SSD, I was quite happy with the results that it was able to provide, despite a few benchmarks that gave it a bit of trouble when it was compared to the Mushkin drive. However, it was s...
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For as long as we can remember, Corsair has been near the forefront of product innovation which has directly led to them being one of the front runners in the SSD market. They recently released their Force series SSDs which cater to the enthusiast cro...
There is no doubt in our minds that if you are looking for an SSD that offers extremely flexible performance in nearly every discipline, the buck stops at the Corsair Force 100. Throughout our tests, it exhibited class-leading performance and simply bl...
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Ultra affordable (AKA Ultra Small Capacity) drives have been the odd bird in the SSD world. Intel and Kingston have both been somewhat successful developing drives in this category, but I have done my best to steer clear from this market altogether...
Best of both worlds? Not exactly, but the Corsair Force F40 is cheap enough, and fast enough to be considered if you are looking for an SSD on a budget. Before now there really wasn’t a viable option that allowed users to get close to the level of p...
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Corsair was the first to send us a retail SF-1200 controlled SSD, the . That was quite an exciting moment for us since we had already tested two early pre-production SF-1500 enterprise drives. We knew that SandForce’s consumer controller was very si...
Corsair was one of the first companies to get a drive to market. The F100 wasn’t available at Newegg and few e-tailers picked it up but it was out there in the wild ready to be purchased by those looking for one of the fastest SSDs on the market. Fo...
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We knew going into last week that the first SandForce controlled drive for the consumer market would be in our hands before the weekend. Things got a little sketchy when the drive we were counting on arriving ended up being shipped from Taiwan with...
Are you just as surprised as me to see the SF-1200 perform just as well as the enterprise SF-1500 when both are running MLC flash? SandForce and their partners have been pretty quiet about how the consumer drive performs. Generally when a company h...
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Corsair has long been a fixture in the PC market and they have continued that tradition with a complete lineup of solid state drives. While the Nova series is geared towards entry level buyers, the Force-branded drives have been bred from the ground u...
With the SSD market expanding so quickly, it has extremely hard for manufacturers to stay ahead of the technology curve. Upcoming SF2000-based SATA 3 drives and Corsair’s Marvell P2U1200 totting Performance 3 series will likely drive the upper echelon...
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A few months ago we told you about solid state drive manufacturers playing with the number of channels and flash modules on SandForce SF-1200 controllers to achieve new capacity variations. The first round of products with the new configurations w...
The biggest complaint about SSDs I read about in forums is their price. Every time I see someone pitching a fit about SSD prices and saying things like, "They are not worth it yet", I know I'm reading a post by someone who has never installed an SSD...
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Less than 20 months have passed since Corsair made its way into the solid-state drive (SSD) market, but boy have things moved on since then. The company now has six different SSD product ranges to choose from and the line-up is spearheaded by the range...
If you've got £175 to spend, it's hard to ignore the impressive performance of Corsair's F80 drive. But that's a big if, as the majority of consumers are likely to be put off by a cost of over £2 per gigabyte. And, if performance isn't paramount, there...
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Premium solid-state drives (SSDs) are now coming in thick and fast from a wide range of manufacturers. Looking at the other end of the scale, small-capacity SSDs, aimed at users who want a fast boot drive, retail for around £75 for a 32GB model.Increas...
Corsair's newest solid-state drives are powered by the SandForceSF-1200 controller and marketed under the Force banner. Three new models have been introduced with 60GB, 120GB and 240GB capacities, and it's pleasing to see the F60 (60GB) model shipping...
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itshootout.com Updated:
2011-10-28 06:29:16
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Corsair has a pedigree that few other manufacturers can rival. Its products have always been associated with quality, and for the most part this reputation has been well earned. Today we are looking at the Force 120; not Corsair’s flagship SSD but a m...
PerformanceIn Atto the two Corsair Force and the G.Skill Phoenix Evo provided broadly identical results, delivering a maximum read speed of a little over 280MB/s and a maximum write speed of a little over 270MB/s. Atto doesn’t paint the full picture, h...
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hitechlegion.com Updated:
2011-10-28 06:29:16
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When SSDs arrived on the consumer scene, they hit with a bang. The numbers that we were able to achieve blew the average PC user's mind. Load times were cut to seconds and transfer speeds were able to actually meet some theoretical numbers. One of the...
Fast Performance and Transfer Speeds, Decreased Boot and Launch Times, 3 year Warranty, TRIM Support (OS), Latest generation SandForce controller and MLC NAND flash, Good OS or Intel RST Drive...
None, gold, Discuss this review in our forums...
To be honest, this is my first SSD ever. I have wanted one since their release, but they have always been out of my sensible price range. As of right now, they still are. The smaller drives, like the F40 seem like a teaser to me. They are right in a pr...
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has been on a mission to show that the brand is about more than just , with their desktop case being one such example. But the company is undeniably based in memory products, including and , like the F120 drive under review in this page. The drive i...
SandForce controller, 3.5inch bracket bundled, Good 4K read/write speed...
Slower realworld write speed than expected...
The performance of the Corsair Force 120GB SSD was excellent. It overtook most of the SSDs we have reviewed in the Test Center, offering a good balance of price, performance and capacity. Don't leave a performance/gaming PC wanting for an SSD now...
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Corsair is definitely better known for one product line: desktop memory. They have one of the best line ups in the market, whether you want enthusiast high-end memory or budget kits that don’t cost very much you can always find something with their logo on it. While I do have one of their newest kits in my computer, the focus in today’s review will be their latest Solid State Drive: Force Se...
Picking a good hard drive is not an easy task. Everyone likes to focus on the fact that the CPU, Motherboard and RAM and make up the heart of the computer. I would argue that your hard drive is just as important if not more important. If you’re mother...
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techreaction.net Updated:
2011-10-28 06:29:17
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Solid State Drives are quickly becoming an important upgrade in most consumer PCs. They offer increased performance with decreased power consumption and heat, and are smaller and lighter than standard mechanical drives.Corsair has been making high sp...
The Force series drives from Corsair are comparable to most other SF1200 controller SSDs on the market. They do perform slightly lower in read and write sustained speeds than the “standard” 285/275. The units tested are the smallest drives in the serie...
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OCModShop Updated:
2011-10-28 06:29:17
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One way that I know that I'm old is when I reminisce about the first computer I ever owned, which sported a 40 MEGAbyte hard drive. By today's standards, you can transfer a file half-way around the world over the Internet faster than these first con...
The performance of Corsair's Force Series Solid-State Drives is absolutely amazing. Matching a good SSD with your powerful rig really shows off just how fast a computer can be. While 40GB is enough to install Windows 7 and many applications, you st...
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We've seen several different capacities of Corsair's Force Series solid state drives on our test benches this year and we've been impressed with their performance. Corsair is now offering a 40GB version which will primarily fit the demographic for u...
The Corsair Force 40GB SSD may be the baby in the Force Series family but that doesn't stop it from putting up numbers to rival that of its older siblings in most of our tests. If you are considering entering the world of SSDs but don't want to drop...
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Behardware.com Updated:
2011-10-28 06:29:17
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Corsair range using the SF-1200 and available in 40, 60, 80, 120 and 160 GB versions. It is similar to the Vertex 2 120 but with reserved...
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Corsair has established itself as one of the leading manufacturers for solid flash drives and DRAM memory. Currently the core of their lineup are drives based on the Sandforce SF-1222 flash controller. The Corsair Force F40 we have on our testbench tod...
Low price, Good performance, Supports TRIM, 3 Year warranty, Nice looking, rugged metal case...
Limited capacity, Price difference to bigger drives (50 / 60 GB) is small, Real-life performance not as impressive as synthetic, Lower performance than other Sandforce drives...
Corsair's Force F40 drive sits at the lower spectrum of the SSD capacity carousel. With just 40 GB, the drives most probable use will be as a fast operating system boot drive with a couple of applications on it. With recent games taking up up to 10 GB...
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We first got our hands on a SandForce-based drive when Corsair was nice enough to send us their . We were very excited and anxious to see the performance boost from the traditional Indilinx Barefoot drives we had been reviewing for the past year. R...
284MB/s read and 274MB/s write in ATTO, Best write scored in HDTune for a SandForce-based drive, Included mounting bracket, 3-year warranty...
None that I found...
When I received this drive I expected it to be much like the F100 we reviewed back in June, but this drive not only performs better it also gives you an extra 20GB of space! You may not thing that 20GB is that much extra space but think of how many ima...
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The Force series SSD line from Corsair represents their fastest and highest performing SSD models, and Force F40 SSD represents one of the capacity extensions (40GB, 80GB and 160GB) announced in July. Equipped with the latest controllers from SandForce...
The new low-capacity 40GB Corsair Force F40 is a stunner. Compared to other boot-only drives it blows the competition out of the water by retaining the high read and write speeds of its higher capacity brothers. In our real-world benchmarks the differ...
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Has SSD technology really matured at this point? In the beginning, SSDs were suffering from write amplification, which made their writing performance decrease over time, up to a point where it would then stabilize, when all memory cells had been writte...
Without any doubt, the Corsair Force 120GB based on the SandForce SF-1200 controller is the best performer here at Neoseeker's labs. It simply crushed the previous king, the Patriot Torqx. It prevailed in eight out of the ten benchmarks, some of them b...
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The Force series SSD line from Corsair represents their fastest and highest performing SSD models. Equipped with the latest controllers from SandForce, these models are the crème de la crème of the consumer flash storage world. In this review we take a...
The Corsair F120 is the second SandForce-powered SSD we have reviewed on StorageReview and we still can’t get over how fast these drives are compared to the competition. As we have found in this review and the review of the OCZ Vertex 2, the SF-1200 e...
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maximumpc.com Updated:
2011-10-28 06:29:19
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Man, we are all about SandForce these days. The controller company burst out of stealth mode early this year, and proceeded to rock our socks with every drive that uses its SF-1200 firmware. The Corsair Force F100, like all drives of its ilk, relies on...
Solid SandForce performance, great random IOPS.
Make sure you zero the drive before use.
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xbitlabs.com Updated:
2011-10-28 06:29:19
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We will be talking about solid state drives from Corsair today. The company’s SSD line-up has expanded considerably since we tested them last.After our recent tests of SSDs from OCZ we are especially interested in comparing same-series products of diff...
The new SandForce controller and the Corsair Force drive based on it are a success. It offers high speed of processing files and has good performance at server loads, especially at really heavy loads. It would also be excellent as a disk for a home com...
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Today brings both a surprise and a non-surprise. The non-surprise? Corsair has added another SSD to its lineup. The surprise? This SandForce-based Force F120 SSD has a considerably larger capacity than the competition but only a very small price premiu...
The single biggest bottleneck in modern systems is indeed the hard drive, and after using SSDs, especially the Corsair Force F120, I simply want to cry whenever I have to go back to a system with a tradtional platter hard drive. Yes, it makes that much...
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Things have never been so dynamic and on the move on the storage market as they are now; where a year or two ago our heart skipped a beat when we installed a blazingly fast WD VelociRaptor in our PC's, while these days the biggest, hottest and most t...
Where the F100 left us with some mixed feelings we can certainly acknowledge that Corsair has a blazingly fast SSD in their hands with the F120 series, ready for a sturdy position in the niche SSD market. The performance numbers are on par with what c...
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Corsair was the first to send us a retail SF-1200 controlled SSD, the . That was quite an exciting moment for us since we had already tested two early pre-production SF-1500 enterprise drives. We knew that SandForce’s consumer controller was very si...
Corsair was one of the first companies to get a drive to market. The F100 wasn’t available at Newegg and few e-tailers picked it up but it was out there in the wild ready to be purchased by those looking for one of the fastest SSDs on the market. Fo...
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We know you like SandForce's ludicrous speed SSD controllers, but how much do you know about these enterprise-class chips really? If your answer is anything short of "everything," you'll have to give Tech Report's writeup a read, where the guys get down a...
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SandForce's SF-1200 is easily one of the most intriguing solid-state disk controllers on the market. Not only is SandForce a new player in the field, but it also has a unique special sauce dubbed DuraClass. This secret blend of herbs and spices include...
When I concluded our SandForce showdown, I deferred final judgment on the SF-1200 until SandForce released firmware for the controller with 7% overprovisioning. Now that the F120 has arrived, it's time to settle up. I'm glad I waited. As it turns out...
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The Sandforce SF-1200 controller has been getting a lot of attention lately and there are no shortages of SSD's featuring this high-performance controller although there has been quite a bit of confusion surrounding firmware versions as we have writ...
If you had been thinking about picking up the Corsair Force 100GB SSD, the 120GB version should help make that purchasing decision a ton easier. With 20% more available storage, three year warranty, the same great performance and a price per GB ratio...
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At every solid state drive manufacturer we met with was raving about the SandForce controller, the new controller that is going to bring blazing speeds to solid state drives and bring current solid state drives in the budget category with these ne...
280MB/s read and 241MB/s write in ATTO, Very high IOPS performance, Available in large capacities (100/200GB), Two year warranty...
Limited availability at this time, Low scores in HD Tune Pro...
Well at first I was really unsure on how to even give you my opinion on this drive. Some of the results from the tests were good, but others were quite low. After many days of research I found out a few things about some of our benchmarking programs...
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Earlier this year when everybody started noticing the 'SandForce' phenomenon in the hardware scene a lot of people shouted 'yay', finally some competition on the SSD IC HOST controller SSD, more ODMs will bring some more competition into a predominan...
Corsair's Force series SSD leaves a decent impression. The overall baseline performance is certainly fast, and when you look at very specific segments like Random I/O, especially in writes it's where the drive shines over controller solutions like Ind...
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Random write performance of the drive we reviewed may change with future firmware updates. Click here to find out more.Corsair’s late entry into the SSD market meant that it missed the JMicron mess of the early days, but it also meant that Corsair m...
Update: Random write performance of the drive we reviewed may change with future firmware updates. Click here to find out more.Well, so much for the SF-1200 being a slouch. From the looks of it, I'd say that what you're looking at is a binned SF-1500 that...
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toptenreviews.com Updated:
2011-10-28 06:29:22
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A standard hard drive uses a series of spinning disks to store memory. Since this kind of drive is motor-driven, the mechanical parts can and will wear down over time. A solid-state drive, like one from the Corsair Force series, has no moving parts, wh...
The SandForce Controller helps this SSD perform well...
There isn't much help or support available.
The Corsair Force series features powerful and fast solid-state drives...
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It is hard to believe that almost two years has passed since we first rounded-up some of the first solid state drive offerings for the PC. Since that time, the landscape has changed dramatically. Capacities have increased somewhat, but performance has...
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With the right workload, SandForce's SF-1200 storage controller has enormous potential. All three of the SF-1200-based drives we tested offer solid sequential throughput and very fast random access times across a range of transfer sizes. The SF-1200 proved particularly adept at handling random writes with larger transfer sizes, and...
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These three new SandForce-1200 based models performed very well in our testing, competing with Intel in IOPS and completely dominating in write performance. The only thing really holding these drives back from total market domination is the price. That awesome write performance comes at the cost of heavy over-provisioning, which leads to less flash available for...
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benchmarkreviews.com Updated:
2011-10-28 06:29:23
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The biggest mistake PC hardware enthusiast make with SSDs is grading them by their speed. File transfer speed is important, but only so long as the operational IOPS performance can sustain that bandwidth under load. Based on the high-performance SandF...
Outstanding 284/277 MBps read/write speed with ATTO, SandForce SF1200 processor supports TRIM, SMART, and RAISE, DuraWrite technology extends NAND lifetime, Toplevel enthusiast operational I/O performance, 2Year Corsair full product warranty, 100GB/200GB of highspeed SSD storage capacity, AES128 Automatic encryption and password data protection, Lightweight compact storage solution, Re...
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...
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The Corsair Force series Solid-State Drives (SSDs) are the first from Corsair to feature a controller from Sandforce. Specifically, the 100GB and 200GB models employ the SF-1200 controller which is said to yield better results than the Indilinx cont...
Although drive capacity is below some of its peers, the Corsair Force 100GB SSD is certainly one of the fastest SATA II drives available today and shows just how good the Sandforce SF-1200 controller really is. If you are looking for one of the faste...
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We knew going into last week that the first SandForce controlled drive for the consumer market would be in our hands before the weekend. Things got a little sketchy when the drive we were counting on arriving ended up being shipped from Taiwan with...
Are you just as surprised as me to see the SF-1200 perform just as well as the enterprise SF-1500 when both are running MLC flash? SandForce and their partners have been pretty quiet about how the consumer drive performs. Generally when a company h...
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hardwarebbq.com Updated:
2014-01-31 01:21:52
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CCorsair India sent a Force Series 120GB SSD for evaluation…This SSD powered by. Corsair does claim that she can do 285MB/s Sequential Read and 275 MB/s Write with 4k alignment so time to make her run and see if she's worth it.Specs, Packaging and First I...
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While it's very much preferred to be an SSD manufacturer who also produces their own NAND, there are some advantages to not doing so. One of those advantages is that you'll be able to offer a much wider range of SSD products which can cater to a larger ma...
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Overclockersonline.net Updated:
2014-03-29 03:58:30
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Corsair is definitely better known for one product line: desktop memory. They have one of the best line ups in the market, whether you want enthusiast high-end memory or budget kits that don't cost very much you can always find something with their logo o...
Fast performance – 284MB/s Read and 275MB/s Write, Excellent 3 year warranty, Mounting bracket included for older cases...
I'm waiting for SATA 6G/s SSD…...
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In this roundup we examine the performance of three SSDs from Corsair, Zalman, and Kingston. The results should be interesting as they have different controllers, capacities, and prices.
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The SSD market continues evolving. We got our hands on six drives we hadn't yet tested, including Samsung’s 470-series, and ran them through our...
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hardwareunboxed.com Updated:
2016-02-17 12:21:36
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Today we are looking at two affordable Solid-State Drives from memory maker Corsair, which are built using the infamous SandForce SF-1200 and Indilinx Barefoot controllers. Known as the Force 60GB and Nova 64GB, these drives are priced well under $150...
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Whenever I think about solid-state drives I am reminded of a famous quote I heard, "There's a basic principle about consumer electronics: it gets more powerful all the time and it gets cheaper all the time." - Trip Hawkins. Okay, maybe that quote was...
There really isn't any question about it; if considering the Corsair Force series solid-state drives, then they almost recommend themselves. For at least a little while longer SandForce controllers are the most powerful SSD controllers around, and Cor...
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Corsair's family of Force Series SSDs are well known to us; the SandForce SF-1200 powered drives have already been reviewed in 40GB and 120GB capacities. The new 90GB F90 is part of a capacity update announced in early December that also included the...
The newly released Corsair F90 brings another capacity to the mix, giving the company a very nice list of SandForce-powered SSDs. Currently the selection includes the F40, F60, F90, F120, F180 and F240. While users of single-drive platforms like noteb...
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