Summary: Overall, it's not hard to love this drive, even if it is quite a hefty investment. Its 238GB formatted capacity gives it a cost per gigabyte between £1.10 and £1.80...
Conclusion: Consumers looking to purchase a high-end SSD upgrade are likely to make their choice based on three criteria; performance, capacity and price.
Pros: Offers new levels of performance from a tried-and-trusted Marvell controller, Makes good use of the high-speed SATA 6Gbps interface, Competitive pricing; cheaper than ...
Cons: Can't match SandForce 2281 in raw sequential throughput
Crucial M4 128GB SATA3 SSD Review – Performance, Capacity and Value
thessdreview.com
27 May 2011
Excerpt: Today’s review of the Crucial M4 128GB SSD comes as a ‘readers choice’ review as it has made its way to our office only through the amount of e-mails received asking for
Excerpt: As the 6Gbp/s version of the SATA interface becomes more prevalent amongst users, so we have more and more drives taking advantage of the enormous bandwidth available to
Excerpt: With high speed comes great responsibility. Responsibility to make use of that speed wisely. So while solid-state storage can be intrinsically very, very fast, it needs a...