Interesting you mention the 32nm Toshiba NAND drive from Patriot, yet your tests don't include such a drive. Didn't you test one of these, or the OCZ max IOPS at some point?
Otherwise a good review, all these sandforce drives make crucial really stand out as a less confusing alternative. Comparable performance at a lower price, and less reports of firmware issues.
That said, my max IOPS has settled down and has been stable for a good 5-6 months, after 2 months of bluescreens. So I'm content
Originally Posted by Krikkit That's an SSD for the typical Thermaltake case buyer I would say...
Why do you say that? It performs great and looks good to boot. I dont like the cheap looking simple plastic cases with a sticker on it that every other SSD has.
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ReplyI also got mine with the bundle deal and have made good use out of that screwdriver!
Otherwise a good review, all these sandforce drives make crucial really stand out as a less confusing alternative. Comparable performance at a lower price, and less reports of firmware issues.
That said, my max IOPS has settled down and has been stable for a good 5-6 months, after 2 months of bluescreens. So I'm content
Why do you say that? It performs great and looks good to boot. I dont like the cheap looking simple plastic cases with a sticker on it that every other SSD has.
http://www.dabs.com/products/kingston-240gb-hyperx-sata-6gb-s-2-5--solid-state-drive-7L84.html?q=240gb%20kingston&src=16
I would say good price at that level, spend up to 400 and you can take 25 off!
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