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Performances générales
Prix
Garantie 3 ans
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Performances globales
Firmware optimisé
Gain par rapport au 330 Series
Plus performant
Pas plus cher
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Pêche en copie proche
En version 240 Go seulement
Incertitude sur l'endurance
Un tout petit coup de mou en 4K sur données compressibles
Good Performance, 3-Year warranty, Competitive Pricing
Not quite as fast as some other SandForce-Based Drives
The Intel 335 Series Solid State DriveMany of Intel's solid state drive offerings have traditionally been priced at the upper-end of the spectrum. But with the SSD 335 series, pricing is much more competitive. In the lead up to the launch, Intel informed...
The 335 really is a great SSD with excellent performance and reliability -- but truth be told though is that this SSD is fairly equal to the 520 series with the one difference being 20nm NAND flash ICs being used. The million dollar question remains pric...
Extrait: Hope everyone is having a fun and safe Halloween! The Intel 335 Series SSD was launched, and we have the first batch of reviews listed here, along with the latest hardware reviews from around the web: Intel 335 Series 240GB SSD @ HCW Intel 335 Series ...
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Publié: 2012-10-30, Auteur: Jon , review by: techworld.com
Intels 20nm NAND flash renders the Series 335 a step up from Intels earlier SSDs, but the aggressive pricing is probably the better news for consumersand it could be bad news for the slew of manufacturers that recently announced new hybrid hard drives...
sThe Intel 335 Series SSD was more about introducing 20nm flash to the world than anything. Intel and Micron announced the new process earlier this year, and here it is in a desktop product for the first time. I would expect to see Crucial branded SSDs...
Intel Toolbox is a great drive management software package, Slightly faster performance in large-block transfers, Not a huge mixed-workload difference between SSD 335 and SSD 520 of same capacity
Single capacity point limits consumer choice, 9.5mm design limits use cases
The Intel SSD 335 Series offers class-leading performance for a mainstream SSD, even besting enthusiast-grade drives in many areas. While the migration from the SSD 330 is about smaller NAND, it's clear Intel's understanding of the SandForce controller ha...
9.5mm housing may limit installation options, 3year warranty (vs. 5)
Intel has flexed their flash fabrication muscle yet again with the launch of their SSD 335 Series. We have a consumer oriented drive yielding good performance at an excellent price point, which is sure to put Solid State into the hands of even more us...
The SSD 335 is mostly an incremental upgrade from the SSD 330. There are minor changes in performance that are mainly positive, but 20nm NAND is really the only new thing that the SSD 335 brings. It is always impressive to think about performance going up...
Intel is arguably better at mass-producing semiconductors than anyone else in the business. That prowess has served its microprocessor division well, and it's definitely paying dividends on SSD front. Of the ever-growing number of companies churning out ...
The Intel 335 Series is only a minor refresh of their earlier 330/520 series drives, bringing the next generation of NAND with 20nm architecture although little change in performance as it still employs the SF-2281 controller at its heart. ...
