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somebody give comments on this...
Not enough room for my Vista 64bit OS and other applications/ games either.
their site doesn't seem to give any solid numbers regarding read/write speeds
Almost enough space, however i think 60G is the minimum need for an OS and apps for me.
"Features fast read/write speeds"... really? Well then, I'm sure that's fine. We don't need actual metrics as long as the nice man says it's fast.
Most cheapo SSD are a waste of money because they are no faster than HDD at lower capacity. Stick with HDD if you're a bargain whore.
From newegg: Read 185Mb/s, write 100Mb/sec. Also has cache, which means it won't suffer from the stutter problems of early cheap ssd.
Not as fast as the OCZ vertex, but this will smoke a regular hard drive, and even outperform a raid array due to lower latency.
Put your less-used apps and music/video files on a regular hard drive. (Of course you can't do this very well if you have a laptop.)
I have the 120Gb of this... its super fast...makes my raptor looks like an IDE.
I hope you realize that it's not the SATA interface that makes your 10Krpm drive fast
I got the $120 Gb drive for $234 a few weeks ago (Better performance:$)
The 60 and 30 Gb variants have lower R/W speeds than the 120Gb models.
i am still not sure what to make out of it.... but are these solid state drives better than regular disc hard drives. and how much difference in speed, safety will I notice. downsides? upside??