intel 80gig ssd installed, views!!!

^so not worth the price...

Arent the pci e ssd's slower than the ones that just hook up via cable?
 
Obviously if you read any of the links you posted... you'd see that they are faster than current SSDs.

Specifications - Nitro Series SSD:
Capacities: 32GB, 64GB, 128GB, 256GB, 512GB, 1024GB
Performance
-- Transfer rate: 300MB/sec
-- Sustained read: 240MB/sec
-- Sustained write: 215MB/sec
-- Random read (IOPS 4K): 50,000
-- Random write (IOPS 4K): 10,000
-- Latency < 100 µsec
Reliability
-- MTTF: 2.0 million hours
 
Wow how you hooked up your SSD is pretty good... I never would have though of double sided tape lol.
The SSD is pretty good, when I first read about them in a magazine I thought they were not worth it (it was like $300 for 80GB) but now I think they would defiantly be worth it since I don't have that much stuff on my current hard drive.

Nice work:good:.
 
So after the time has passed you still like your investment?
I been looking at your drive for a bit now plan to buy it once the prices come down. I hear some iffy responses for these drives. Some just love them others say "neat but not worth it" etc etc.

I would use this as a primary obviously and then use a 500GB for downloads etc to save the "life" on the drive just install games/programs etc. I gotta say anything less then 80GB is not worth it for me as OS = 15-20GB then games are becoming 8-15GB each and programs will be around 2GB for me.
 
i love it, thinking of a second for raid0....

people who are saying its not worht it are talking from there point of view price wise, everybody has there limits to how much they spend.

i went for good parts in my pc and i seen the hd as the next best upgrade

the drive is a very good performer so thats not being questioned, i cant speak for other people but i speak for myself and i dont regret it
 
i just got an OCZ solid series ssd, i was amazed at how tiny it was:P
i got the 60 GB one and plan to put only windows on it. but i did kinda struggle to find a place to put it, i didnt get a bracket for it or anything so i had to improvise. but i cant wait to start up my computer and see how it performs.
 
well the double sided sticky foam pads worked wonders for me ;)

they are so smal you could mount them all over a pc case, let me know how you find your ssd....

my 1st ssd sucked so bad i sent it back within 2 days, used it for less than 1hr but i do hope you have a good one
 
I would rather use the double sided tape but with a plastic middle (so you can remove it and put it back on)

I do this with pictures and stuff to ensure they never fall down (most are homemade from family) I decided to wait on SSD for another year...I am tempted but $250 is over what I consider a upgrade...my next build I will get one though.

BTW can you install the OS normally or do you still have to clone it to the drive?
 
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