Pros: Like the title says, I'm spoiled rotten. The 10,000 rpm HDD in my other computer seems to crawl along after experiencing this thing. Installation into the case and as ...
Cons: I haven't had any issues or problems with this drive.
Pros: Fast! Even after 2 years since its debut in 2011, its still a pretty fast SSD and much faster than any legacy HDDs. On top of that, its reliable and consistent. I've h...
Cons: Its getting small for me now, soon it will be time to upgrade to a much bigger SSD as the prices are dropping.
Pros: We have been using this SSD in our office server with SQL for over 14 months, computer on 24-7. Absolutely no problem, not a single SSD related issue so far. As with a...
Summary: This was used to convert my laptop from a standard hard drive. It was amazingly simple to install. It was very easy to migrate from the old hard drive.
Summary: t least it retained its resale value. Using NTFS in Win7, the drive will only tally up to 37.17GB. I used this SSD in my mom's notebook and it's perfect for her since she...
Pros: Expensive but reliable., If this is your first SSD, you will love it!
Cons: If you are used to SSDs, the performance might be a real "Meh".
Summary: This is great for a Win 7 installation. I ran one of my games off of it but and saw no real difference in performance so I moved it back to my HDD with no degradation.
Pros: Very fast SSD, installed it in my netbook and it boosted it by multiple times.
Cons: The price is a bit high, but it's to be expected with SSDs.
Summary: Intel 320 Series 120 GB SATA 3.0 Gb-s 2.5-Inch Solid-State Drive, have had this for a while now on my x58 and its working like a champ, unlike the ocz vertex II that cost