The Corsair 25nm-based Force Series SSD product line (model numbers that end in "-A") offers the maximum performance for your ultimate system with a maximum read speed of up to 280MB/s and a maximum write speed of up to 270MB/s. Based on the SandForce controller and next-generation 25nm IC technology, the Corsair Force Series SSDs are the ultimate performance drive for your demanding storage requirements. Your system will start up faster, applications and games will load quicker, and you will see a huge improvement in overall system responsiveness. If speed is what you are looking for and what you expect from your performance or gaming system, the Corsair Force Series SSDs are the perfect choice.
- SSD STORAGE TECHNOLOGYUnlike traditional hard disk drives, SSDs have no moving parts, resulting in a quiet, cool, highly reliable storage solution that also offers faster application loading and system responsiveness. And for laptops and netbooks, the lower power needs of SSDs translate to an extended battery life. Higher performance with more durability means you can be truly mobile with confidence.
- BETTER PERFORMANCEBuilt with MLC NAND flash and the latest generation SandForce controller, the Corsair Force Series F80A delivers world-class SSD reliability, performance, and power efficiency, with a maximum sequential read speed of 280 MB/s and a maximum sequential write speed of 270 MB/s, plus an incredible random 4K write performance of 50,000 IOPS (4K aligned).
- TRIM SUPPORTThe Corsair Force Series SSDs offer TRIM support than can be enabled in Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2. Designed to maintain the performance of SSD at an optimal level over the lifetime of the drive, TRIM functions by actively deleting invalid data from the SSD’s memory cells to ensure that write operations perform at full speed. Since a memory block must be erased before it can be re-programmed, TRIM improves performance by pro-actively erasing pages containing invalid data, allowing the SSD to write new data without first having to perform a time-consuming erase command.