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Post #53440362 added 09-24-2012 12:20 PM by Nurgle in Archived Deals
Absolutely true! Furthermore movie files are a waste of performance, as even the slowest HDs are more than capable for playing back movie files. Consider even a 35Mbit (full capacity bluray is...
Post #53444962 added 09-24-2012 4:36 PM by Nurgle in Archived Deals
Do a search for SSD write endurance. Depending on the drive this varies but typical MLC cells can be written to 3,000 times. This is where drives like Kingston differentiate their models like the...
Post #53434066 added 09-24-2012 7:27 AM by ShIzNiTs in Archived Deals
does that hold true for the intel 520 as well? i assume it does since it would also be a sandforce... but if these really are re-badged.... should i have held out for a samsung 830. dont make me...
Post #53434112 added 09-24-2012 7:30 AM by Ardrid in Archived Deals
9.5mm
Post #53434150 added 09-24-2012 7:31 AM by Ardrid in Archived Deals
If your aim is to use the drive for media (music, photos, video, etc.), the 830 (or the new 840, which is an absolute beast) is probably a better bet for you.
Post #53435672 added 09-24-2012 8:44 AM by arcasinky in Archived Deals
I'm not sure I understand your usage scenario. If you're watching movies off your SSD, you won't notice a difference no matter what SSD you have. Watching a movie just doesn't put much stress on...
Post #53435716 added 09-24-2012 8:46 AM by tp4tissue in Archived Deals
I don't care if it "is" intel. Sandforce can go diaf.
Post #53436696 added 09-24-2012 9:27 AM by jwashkau in Archived Deals
Requested a PM to Amazon (I have their CC, Prime, some points and love their service) $139.99 now
Post #53436844 added 09-24-2012 9:32 AM by Indio22 in Archived Deals
My current HTPC is often downloading several movies while at the same time recording two HD TV programs. At the same time, someone might be using the HTPC for web access or playing a game. The...
Post #53438350 added 09-24-2012 10:43 AM by wineaux in Archived Deals
On the higher capacity drives, I think you are correct, as there weren't many of those made in SATA II format. However, with the smaller drives from 120-160GB on down, you can find some rather...
Post #53450010 added 09-24-2012 9:09 PM by jjfat in Archived Deals
How does this one compare to Sandisk SDSSDX-240G-G25 which I got from Amazon for $154.99 last week?
Post #53442238 added 09-24-2012 1:59 PM by Indio22 in Archived Deals
Although with any SSD, the price per gb is still always more than for a traditional hard drive. People are paying for the snappier performance of the SSD. That is why people are putting an SSD...
Post #53445878 added 09-24-2012 5:29 PM by kdu in Archived Deals
Deals dead on Amazon, still available on Newegg
Post #53436446 added 09-24-2012 9:16 AM by hunter44102 in Archived Deals
Yes but it will make a huge difference compared to mechanical drive (in random access and some throughput). I don't see too many 240GB SSD's that are cheaper regardless of SATA speed. And you read...
Post #53436622 added 09-24-2012 9:24 AM by OkayBoomers in Archived Deals
damn, i have just too many ssd now
Post #53436646 added 09-24-2012 9:25 AM by KeepCalm in Archived Deals
hot! thanks op.
Post #53437648 added 09-24-2012 10:08 AM by Ardrid in Archived Deals
It will work incredibly well as an OS/application drive. You're definitely mistaken there. While it is true that you need SATA-III to truly expose the potential of higher-end SSD, SATA-II is...
Post #53437870 added 09-24-2012 10:18 AM by wineaux in Archived Deals
Ok, you misunderstood what I was saying. I am in 100% agreement with you on the differences between any mechanical HDD and any SSD. I was only speaking of not seeing the speed difference when using...
Post #53450458 added 09-24-2012 9:32 PM by Hoenikker in Archived Deals
lol yea. I'm wondering whether I want to get the one on amazon and risk them taking forever to send, but being able to use my 50$ gift card, or getting off newegg with shoprunner and having it in 2...
Post #53435074 added 09-24-2012 8:17 AM by gothamhunter in Archived Deals
How would this work for being a drive for the OS and a few large games (GW2, Borderlands 2, Skyrim, etc...)
Post #53459272 added 09-25-2012 8:12 AM by Hoenikker in Archived Deals
heh, I ordered one. They upgraded the time from October 22-November 2 to Oct. 2-6. And I'm fine with this one. It's just going into my new laptop for general use, which I doubt I'd notice any...
Post #53429858 added 09-24-2012 12:12 AM by calistyle in Archived Deals
240GB Intel 330 Series 2.5" SATA III 6Gb/s Internal Solid State Drive SSD (SSDSC2CT240A3K5) $139.99 + Free Shipping with promo code INTSSD924 at Newegg
Post #53431718 added 09-24-2012 12:12 AM by wikipost in Archived Deals
Buy.com: $139.99 (plus you get $14 Buy.com credit if you opt-in) Thread:...
Post #53430880 added 09-24-2012 2:34 AM by EddieWoah in Archived Deals
Repost! C'mon use the search button! - sent by iPhone App Deals & Steals 3.5.6 -
Post #53430912 added 09-24-2012 2:45 AM by calistyle in Archived Deals
If you're talking about the Buy.com thread, I've seen, posted, and repped the OP in that thread, and this is not a repost. Also, you shouldn't vote "not a good price", when you actually mean...
Post #53432784 added 09-24-2012 6:09 AM by runIrish24 in Archived Deals
How does this compare to an m4? I really wanna upgrade my 120gb in my mbp.
Post #53432786 added 09-24-2012 6:09 AM by jkinz in Archived Deals
FYI: NewEgg also has the OCZ Agility3 240GB SSD for $150 AR. It is a faster drive for $10 more. I have one, and it is wicked fast. Link
Post #53455968 added 09-25-2012 5:27 AM by arcasinky in Archived Deals
3-6 weeks allows you to cancel the order if/when the Samsung 830s get slashed in the meantime...
Post #53440102 added 09-24-2012 12:06 PM by mmarrero in Archived Deals
I don't know about the 330 series, but the 320 series are 7mm with a black plastic square spacer that makes them standard sized. Ironically, screws are too long once the plastic thing is removed and...
Post #53440288 added 09-24-2012 12:16 PM by hungrytiger in Archived Deals
9mm. So far they fit my 4 laptops. My new Dell 101Z was a 7mm slot but the 9MM fit well without the rubber boot!
Post #53438282 added 09-24-2012 10:41 AM by Ardrid in Archived Deals
To your latter point, you're absolutely correct. It wouldn't make sense to buy a more expensive SATA-III SSD if you could find a comparable SATA-II SSD because, in both cases, you'll be capped at...
Post #53455972 added 09-25-2012 5:27 AM by SuperTongue in Archived Deals
Should have placed an order, mine went from 3-5 weeks to an expected delivery on Friday! :D
Post #53457618 added 09-25-2012 7:01 AM by wannadeal in Archived Deals
ooh snap I missed another great deal but with the M5Pro and 840 coming out any day now I'm hoping for more so that I can upgrade my old laptop and a great deal on the new arrivals so I can spruce up...
Post #53457846 added 09-25-2012 7:10 AM by chrisexv6 in Archived Deals
Im debating returning my SanDisk to Amazon because of this. I havent benchmarked mine just yet though.
Post #53448004 added 09-24-2012 7:06 PM by bluskye in Archived Deals
Wow, crazy cheap for a high quality intel SSD. Got one to upgrade my 2007 iMac to breathe new life into it.
Post #53432118 added 09-24-2012 5:08 AM by peenasi in Archived Deals
super awesome deal.. i got a 530 series sometime ago and was debating between this and the 530 series and finally pulled the trigger on 530 series.. intel drives are great!
Post #53430916 added 09-24-2012 2:46 AM by nguyentma in Archived Deals
She missed by 1 minute... Edit: I mean Selma
Post #53432360 added 09-24-2012 5:32 AM by Indio22 in Archived Deals
My machine will be reading and writing a lot of movie files. Files such as avi, mp4 etc are compressed. I read somewhere that certain drives are faster/slower when it comes to handling compressed...
Post #53432406 added 09-24-2012 5:36 AM by Elpee in Archived Deals
FP for sure, but I'm still waiting BF deals. In fact, I don't need those drives now. Thanks, OP.
Post #53433828 added 09-24-2012 7:10 AM by oOcutiOo in Archived Deals
amazon started charging tax in CA!
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