Table of Contents:
- Kingston SSDNow V Series 30G Twin-Pack Review
- Features
- Bundle
- The Drives
- Setup and Performance
- Conclusion
I have moved all testing on HDDs or SSD drives to the video card test platform as it supports drives with SATA 6Gb/second support and sports two Kingston SSDNow V+ 128GB drives which should have great performance. The 30GB drive performs OK as you can see by the numbers single drive performance is OK, but RAID 0 performances completely blows away the competition except in one test.
Test System
- Intel Core i7-980X running at 3.2GHz
- 24GB Kingston DDR3-1866 Kingston memory
- ASUS P6X58D Premium motherboard running latest drivers and BIOS
- 2 Kingston 128GB SNP325-S2/128GB SSD drives in RAID 0 Mode for OS and programs
- SNV125-S2BD/30GB Drive
- Two SNV125-S2BD/30GB-2P drives in RAID 0 Mode
- ATI RADEON HD 4870 1GB video card running Catalyst 10.9
- Windows 7 64-bit Ultimate
Tests
- AS SSD benchmark
- AS SSD Copy benchmark
- ATTO
- CrystalDiskMark
- HD Tach
- HD Tune
- Sisoft Sandra 2010 Disk benchmark
- PCMark Vantage HDD Suite
Fast, secure and stable are just a few things the new Kingston TwinPack 30GB SSDNow brings to the table.
