KingFast, founded in 2008, has in recent years become one of the
best known SSD brands in China.
KingFast's SSDs are extensively
used in mainstream PCs and in industrial applications. And all KingFast's SSDs
are backed by a 3-year warranty.
see also: -
KingFast
- mentions on StorageSearch.com,
KingFast's SSD products
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who's who
in SSD? - KingFast | |
by Zsolt Kerekes,
editor - StorageSearch.com
KingFast first appeared in
the news pages of StorageSearch.com in
2009 and first
entered the Top SSD
Companies List in
Q2 2012 where it
remained for 3 quarters.
In
2013 KingFast
was acquired by RunCore.
And as a RunCore sub-brand KingFast's marketing efforts since then seem to
have been focused on geographies outside the US.
KingFast's current
SSD product line is mainly SATA SSDs for the following markets:-
consumer,
industrial,
enterprise and
military. |
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In
August 2009
- KingFast announced
its ZIF
range of MLC SSDs available in 1.8", 2.5" and 3.5" sizes with
access times of 0.1mS and 9,000 read IOPS.
In September 2011 -
KingFast's fast consumer 2.5" SATA SSDs can deliver 26K/ 16K R/W IOPS
and 539MB/s and 468MB/s R/W throughput - and are available with upto 480GB
capacity.
In May 2013 -
KingFast introduced a 2.5" SATA 3 SLC SSD for the enterprise - the
F3
PLUS SERIES SLC SSD KF2510SCF has upto 120GB SLC capacity and performance
upto 75,000/85,000 R/W IOPS. |
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KingFast says its W-Drive SSD (2.5" SATA secure, rugged MLC SSD)
is widely used in vehicle borne applications. |
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Hovering in the background
and influencing many seemingly incomprehensible product changes in 2016 will be
the apparently conflicting tensions between 2 primary Higgs boson-like SSD
forces:- an urge towards greater standardization, and, at the same time, an
urge towards greater customization.
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What were the big
SSD ideas of 2015? | | |
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DWPD ratings have become a
useful shortcut to filter enterprise SSDs because there's an industry-wide
consensus that the number should somehow map into recognizable application zones
and price bands. |
DWPD - examples from the market | | |
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