Kingston 2.5 inch HyperX Fury Series SATA600

the single drive performance is decent and as long as you don't plan on writing Terabytes of data to them, they will be fine.the RAID performance left me a little bit shocked. Admittedly, this is the first time I have used a RAID array so wasn't quite...

Kingston's newest entry to their HyperX memory line is indeed interesting. At around $150 at Amazon, it is fairly priced and right in the middle of the pack of similar kits. This pricing also places it against some stiff competition. The option of being...

Evaluating a drive like Kingston’s Fury 240GB really comes down to understanding its intended market. In this case, a sub-$150 price puts it firmly within the entry level domain alongside so many other new series which are vying for the same buyers. The...

The new Kingston HyperX FURY 240 GiB SSD does exactly what it is proposed by the manufacturer: offers a slightly higher read performance than the other current value SSD from the manufacturer, being also price-positioned as a budget product. It performed...

When we saw that Kingston decided to make use of the rather outdated but still good SandForce SF-2281 controller we were really hoping to see at least the same performance levels as we did with the Silicon Power Slim S60 SSD model but as you can clearly...

The SSD market today is bursting at the seams with various types of solid state drives catering for every level of budget and with varying degrees of performance including drives that are now pushing the SATA !! interface to its absolute limits along...