Between those two drives, we favor the m4, but it’s far from today’s top contender.
Despite an impressive showing, early adopters reported many glaring bugs with SF-2200-based drives.
Those claims sent OCZ and other manufactures scrambling to release a series of firmware updates.
Unsurprisingly, Samsung’s latest offering embraces the SATA 6Gb/s interface, touting 520MB/s reads and 400MB/s writes.
Will we see a repeat of last year’s impressive demonstration?
There’s only one way to find out…
