Today, Corsair took the wraps off of their latest range of high performance SSDs. Dubbed the “F90″ and “F180″, the two drives feature capacities of 90GB and 180GB. Read/write speeds are rated at 285MB/s and 275MB/s respectively, while random 4K writes are claimed to top 50,000 IOPs. PC enthusiasts will be pleased to know that these new drives make use of the latest Corsair SF-1200 controller which has already proven to be very quick. Combined...
Hard core water cooling enthusiasts may discount the current Corsair H50 water cooling kit. But after using one personally (on a 4.1GHz overclocked Core i7 940 no less), I must say I actually like it a lot. Besides not wanting to have 1-2lbs of metal hanging over my delicate hardware, I need something that has some serious cooling power. To this effect, I’ve been more than happy with the H50′s ability to cool my i7 thus far. Although, I did replace the stock...
Two current arguments against SSD’s are (1) price and (2) low capacities proportional to price. As NAND gets smaller and cheaper, SSD’s will inevitably drop accordingly. While the last couple of years have seen such events, I still find that SSD’s haven’t reached the sweet spot yet. Thanks to Corsair’s new additions to their Force family of SSD’s, we’re one step closer to digital storage nirvana. Corsair’s latest drives...
Lookin’ to upgrade your computers RAM with something a little more…*clears throat*…speedy? Do you also find your wallet unnecessarily weighed down by an extra $200+? (Wouldn’t I like that problem….) If you answered yes to question #1, #2, or both, Corsair has a particular item they’d be more than willing to sell you. The Corsair Dominator GTX 2,333MHz RAM is as one can guess, fast. If you are the type that really needs this type of...
Need a rugged, high capacity, and relatively quick flash drive? Look no further than the Corsair FlashVoyager GT now topping out at 128GB. Capacious? Certainly. Super GT? Eh. I have an older Corsair FlashVoyager 32GB and while the size is might handy, god save my soul if I ever wanted to fill it up as that would mean leaving it do it’s thing…overnight. While that particular drive I had averaged 8-12MB/second, the GT is roughly around 15-20MB/second...
