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Extrait: The SSDs available in the market are becoming faster everyday, and the SATA-600 interface is becoming a performance-limiting factor. Because of this, newer high-end models are using the PCI Express interface. In this review, we will compare two high-end S...
Quality (Toshiba A19 Toggle NAND Flash), Very Good Performance, Feature Set, 1.000.000 Hours MTBF, 3 Year Warranty, Bundle, Color Combination (For Some), Price (For Some), ,
Constant Performance (For Some),
With the arrival of the HyperX Savage SSD line it's quite obvious that Kingston is trying to phase out the older HyperX 3k model and although it's not really that old I think it's the right move. Unfortunately although Phison has come a long...
The HyperX Savage is the second mid-range SSD equipped with a Phison S10 controller that made its way to my review bench recently, the Patriot Ignite being the first I looked at. The same controller is also being used to power the Corsair Neutron SSD line...
Although I had previously heard about the Phison S10 performance issues, I had some pretty high hopes for the HyperX Savage. Several weeks ago, I reviewed the Patriot Ignite which offered decent performance for a drive carrying cheapo asynchronous NAND, s...
Available in 120GB, 240GB, 480GB and 960GB capacities, Phison PS3110-S10 controller, Excellent sequential read and write speeds, Very good random read and write performance, Performs equally well with compressible and incompressible data, SATA 6Gb/s inter
Does not support DEVSLP
Kingston has knocked another one out of the park with its new HyperX Savage SSD. This eye-catching, low profile drive combines Phison's quad-core, eight channel PS3110-S10 controller with Toshiba's Advanced 19nm (A19) MLC NAND flash to deliver some truly...
Very fast sequential-read and -write speeds, Distinctive outer shell, Upgrade-kit version available with adapters, software, and external drive enclosure
Disappointing speeds with small files, Costly per gigabyte, especially at higher capacities
Kingston's latest high-end SATA SSD is the fastest of its kind we've seen on some benchmark tests, and one of the best-looking SSDs, period. Our only quibbles: the small-file write performance, and the cost per gigabyte. Read More…...
The HyperX Savage is the new flagship 2.5-inch SATA III SSD series from Kingston. There are still a handful of HyperX 3K SSDs left in the channel, but Kingston is no longer manufacturing the drive and once the drives in the channel are sold the drive will...
Reasonable pricing, High synthetic sequential performance, 7 mm thin—ultrabook compatible, 3.5" adapter included, 3 year warranty, Acronis cloning software included
Competing drives have better performance, price/performance, and lower price/GB, Only average performance
The Kingston HyperX Savage is currently available online for $120. Reasonable pricing High synthetic sequential performance 7 mm thin—ultrabook compatible 3.5" adapter included 3 year warranty Acronis cloning software included Competing drives have better...
Now that we have seen the inside and outside of the Savage and put it through our benchmark suite lets take a step back and see what we have when it is all said and done. As far as the performance is concerned in most situations the Savage pulled ahea...
