Introduction
Premium solid-state drives (SSDs) are now coming in thick and fast from a wide range of manufacturers. Looking at the other end of the scale, small-capacity SSDs, aimed at users who want a fast boot drive, retail for around £75 for a 32GB model.Increase the SSD spend and you get the twin benefits of larger capacity and a better-performing drive. At very top of the consumer SSD tree sit drives powered by the SandForce controller, which we first took a look at here in the form of the Corsair F100.
Corsair is now bringing a trio of revised Force SSDs to market with larger capacities and a lower street price. We take a close look at the Force F120 and see if it's deserving of a £300 price tag.
