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More options are always a good thing, right? We hope so, because the sheer number of competitors jumping into SSDs is definitely starting to saturate the market. It looks like we could be seeing another new entrant before too long: MSI, a company known more for its mobos, graphics cards and gaming notebooks than its storage capabilities.
The news doesn't come courtesy of MSI's PR team, but rather from the hawk-eyed crew over at TechPowerUp, who were browsing through the partner list up on SandForce's website and come across the curious listing pictured above. The tidbit doesn't give too much away, other than the fact that MSI will have an SF-2000 controller-based SSD "coming soon," but it's interesting to see the information up on the SandForce website with nary a peep having been uttered by MSI itself.
TechPowerUp notes that a SandForce-based drive wouldn't be MSI's first foray into the SSD world; the company's new GT60 and GT70 notebooks optionally include third-party SSDs that utilize MSI's in-house Super RAID technology.
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Penterax
July 14, 2012 at 10:02am
If MSI thinks there is room for another competitor, I'm all for the company jumping in. I've had good experiences with MSI, both in building rigs based on their mainboards and asking questions - and getting answers - from their service people.
;)
Budman_NC
July 14, 2012 at 8:43am
Woohoo! If this keeps up, there may be an SSD in my future after all. :)
