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Kingston SSDNow V Series 64GB

First seen: 27 july 2009

Information found in: from 20 sources in 7 countries.

Great Deal: $135.22

  • User Score (25)
    7.1 7.1 from 25 reviewers
  • Expert Score (4)
    6.4 6.4 from 4 reviewers
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  • ii interface, 5 mounting bracket, 2 year warranty, solid state drive technology, good read performance
  • not suitable for higher, no onboard cache, mediocre write speeds, particularly for small files, end users

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Reviews of Kingston SSDNow V Series 64GB

  1. Kingston SSDNow V Series 64GB

    Reviewer: TrustedReviews
    3 September 2009

    SSDs are coming thick and fast nowadays with performance and price varying wildly. So more than ever it makes sense to find the right balance for your needs. As such we're today looking at one of the cheapest 64GB 2.5in SSDs we've found, the Kingston SSDNow V Series. Read more

  2. Kingston SSDNow V-Series 64Gb

    Reviewer: CPU3D
    27 July 2009
    Overall 10
    10
     

    The SSDNow V-Series 64Gb SSD from Kingston produced what I would call acceptable performance. The results from our read/write tests were average, but consistant. It is what Kingston had intended ... to produce a During our Everest disk test, the average linar read speed was 101.3MB/sec, while the average write speed was 82.5Mb/sec. So in that respect, it had performed better than what the specifications had stated ... 100Mb/sec:Read, 80Mb/sec:Write. Although, we did... Read more

  3. Kingston SSDNow V Series 64GB notebook kit solid-state drive review

    Reviewer: HEXUS
    9 September 2009

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  4. Kingston SSDNow V-Series Notebook Upgrade Kit - solid state drive - 64 GB - SATA-300

    Reviewer: CNET
    3 November 2009

    This Kingston SSDNow V-Series Notebook Upgrade Kit is a 64GB, solid state hard drive.Compared to other solid state hard drives on the market, it is very inexpensive at around $145.Compared to a typical hard drive, its maximum internal data transfer rate of 100 MBps is relatively fast (this is the rate at which the drive actually reads data from the disk surface). Read more

  5. Kingston SSDnow V series 64GB

    Reviewer: DigitalVersus
    19 May 2010
    Overall 4
    4.0
     

    This is no record breaking SSD but is a good solution to improve your low-end laptop or to be used as a system disk for a value PC. Read more

  1. This Hard Drive Is A Disgrace.

    Reviewer: Amazon
    9 February 2010
    Overall 4
    4.0
     

    So you want to speed up your PC? If you do, do not get this item. I decided that I would like to speed up my computer using an SSD drive. Seing the price for the 250 gig models scared me so I decided to get this one. I saved all my files in other drives and was only going to use this one for the operating system and programs. My computer was working great when I transfered of all of my files to other hard drives and only kept the operating system and programs. The next... Read more

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