Summary: Intel's 320 Series SSD is best compared to the last generation Sandforce SF-1200 drives. The drive offers slightly better performance at a similar price point, but this...
Pros: 5 year warranty, Free SSD Migration software available from Intel's website, Supports TRIM, Nice looking, rugged metal case
Cons: Reliability issues, Only average performance, No support for SATA 6 Gbps, High price
Conclusion: The successor to Intel's popular and powerful X25-M, the 300GB SSD 320 Series solid-state drive is a strong performer with some useful features—but its support for slower
Pros: Increased security features. Inexpensive compared with other recent drives.
Summary: Overall the Intel 320 is an easy drive to recommend. It may lack the headline grabbing sequential transfer rates of the 510 series, but in other respects the drive is a...
Pros: - Amazing small file read performance, - Useful bundle of accessories, - Great software toolbox, - Peerless compatibility and reliability
Cons: - Performance of the latest SandForce drives is far higher
Pros: De Intel SSD 320 series is een echte aanrader. Zelf heb ik hem bij Azerty gehaald en binnen 4 seconde is Windows 7 volledig opgestart., Een andere pluspunt is het gewi...