The newly announced Intel SSD 320 Series represent a significant upgrade to the company’s existing lineup of solid-state drives. This series boosts capacity to a maximum of 600GB and improves ...

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Here’s something that doesn’t happen often in the tech world: Intel recently upped its warranty from three to five years on its newest family of solid-state drives, the Intel 320 SSD Series. The ...

This is a MLC SSD with a capacitor array for full power loss protection and SATA II interface. It has the latest firmware from Intel, passed the quick diagnostic scan in the Intel SSD Toolbox, and has ...

Hurrah! SSDs are getting less expensive. And the reason is our old friend, Intel co-founder Gordon E. Moore and his eponymous law — Moore’s Law forecasts that the density of integrated circuits ...

The last great SSD that we tested carrying 100% Intel tech was the SSD 310 Series. This drive was later replaced by the not too exciting SSD 320 Series, which was still limited to the SATA 3Gb/s ...

I parted out a laptop and upgraded my desktop so now I have two extra SSDs I need to sell to pay for other stuff. First one is an Intel 320 series 80GB 2.5 SSD. This one was my boot-drive in my ...

The AS SSD Benchmark gave us similar sequential read/write results. The Vertex 3 broke the 500MB barrier with a read throughput of 510.6MB/s, making it 46% faster than the Crucial RealSSD C300 and 90% ...

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The ATTO benchmark shows of a drive's maximum throughput and backs up Intel's claims. The 300GB 320 Series SSD hits the upper limits of the SATA 3Gbps interface in the sequential read test, and ...