SlashGear JPNot to be outdone, Corsair has just announced their latest SSD offering, that’s sure to blow their earlier 2.5-inch 128GB model out of the water. This time around, it’s a 256GB SSD, but the storage space is really only part of the story.
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Corsair 256GB SSD is super fast
By Brenda Stokes on Wednesday, Apr 8th 2009 No CommentsCorsair Voyager Port: flash stick becomes backup
By Chris Davies on Tuesday, Mar 31st 2009 No CommentsCorsair have announced a desktop dock that can turn any USB flash drive into a one-click backup solution. The Corsair Voyager Port has a top-mounted USB 2.0 port and comes with a copy of NovaBACKUP 10; at the push of the Voyager Port’s single button, a preset backup is triggered.
Video demo after the cut
Corsair high performance DDR3 Dominator GT family gets official
By Daniel Lim on Thursday, Feb 5th 2009 No CommentsCorsair has today taken the wraps off its fastest DDR3 Dominator FT family designed to work for Intel Core i7-based processors. Announcement of the new Dominator GT features a bright racing red color scheme with company’s patent’s-pending Dual-path Heat exchange (DHX) technology high-end stick with remarkably low latencies (7-8-7) running at high frequency of 2000Mhz.
Corsair joined SSD bandwagon, 128GB announced
By Daniel Lim on Wednesday, Jan 21st 2009 No CommentsThe news first appeared on the UK Online Retailer san.co.uk, revealing a stock of MLC-based SSD 128GB (CMFSSD-128GBG1D) from Corsair, and stories were later published at numerous techie sites citing Corsair will let loose of its first SSD storage device in a very near future. Today, a UK-based CustomPC got words that it’s official- The memory maker has joined the SSD bandwagon, targeting mainstream market with the of launch a 128GB S128.
Corsair TX850W 80% energy efficient power supply
By Chris Davies on Friday, Dec 19th 2008 No CommentsCorsair have announced a new 850W power supply intended for gamers and overclocking enthusiasts. The Corsair TX850W is built using industrial grade components and can operate at 100-percent load at an ambient temperature of 50-degrees centigrade. It also has a dedicated +12V rail that can deliver 70A (840W); that’s a full 98.8-percent of the PSU’s total output.
Corsair FB-DIMM kits hit 2GB and 4GB with new High-Density memory line for Mac Pros
By James Allan Brady on Thursday, Apr 17th 2008 No Comments
Both kits have two sticks each in them operating at 667MHz. You have your choice of 2×1GB sticks or 2×2GB sticks. The Memory is fully buffered and is 100% compatible with your Mac Pro and comes with a lifetime warranty.
So, all in one day Mac Pro users get a new graphics card option from NVIDIA, the best graphics card manufacturer there is on the planet, and a new memory upgrade option from Corsair, the best memory manufacturer on the planet. I’d say any Mac Pro user must be feeling extra important today, all things considered they are already using the best desktop computer there is on the planet.
Corsair also has a Mac notebook memory line as well, if you are a Mac Pro and a MacBook Pro owner looking to upgrade the RAM on both. These two kits however were tested at Apple’s laboratories in California to make sure everything works and is up to snuff, and they do work, the price isn’t bad either at $165 for the 2GB kit and $225 for the 4GB kit.
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Corsair HX1000W – power a room in your house, or your 3-way SLI rig
By James Allan Brady on Tuesday, Mar 4th 2008 No CommentsIt’s a thousand watt power supply and its certified by NVIDIA for 3-Way SLI usage. It can also power multiple processors, several hard drives, and does it all at 50 degrees Celsius, tops.
Corsair Flash Voyager GT 16GB – fast data transfer for all your corporate espionage needs
By James Allan Brady on Thursday, Feb 28th 2008 No CommentsSo you’ve made it into the boss’ office and you are transferring the files onto your cheap knockoff flash drive and had you been mere seconds faster you wouldn’t be sitting in a jail cell, well you should have bought a flash drive from Corsair. Their new Flash Voyager GT offers up transfer speeds four times faster than that of a regular USB 2.0 drive.
Corsair’s DHX technology has netted them some high memory speeds
By James Allan Brady on Tuesday, Feb 19th 2008 No CommentsTheir new DHX or Dual-Path Heat Xchange technology has allowed them to bump up the speeds of their DDR2 and DDR3 memory. By the end of February they’ll be shipping two 4GB DDR2 kits with the technology, and later this year, 4 new DDR3 kits.
32GB Flash Survivor by Corsair Reviewed
By James Allan Brady on Monday, Feb 18th 2008 No CommentsSo I’ve had the 32GB Corsair Flash Survivor for a few days now which has been time enough for me to run some benchmarks on it and see how practical it is for every day use. I must say, I love it, I was copying some files to it for a friend, and I came to the realization that for once I didn’t have to worry about copying too much and filling up the flash drive mid copy as there is almost nothing I could copy to this drive that would fill it up.
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