now the ocz vertex 2 60gb selling at USD167
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820227394
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820227394
That is Vertex (wrong link)now the ocz vertex 2 60gb selling at USD167
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820227394
well, you *could* dont declare, but that would be illegal, and we dun do illegal stuff right?
but srsly, if u bring a laptop ovrseas, buy the 256gb c300 or watever exp SSD, and swap ur laptop hdd with the SSD... how to check?
http://techreport.com/articles.x/19162Value comparisons have become a bit of a tradition here at TR. We rolled out our first CPU value article way back in 2007 and followed up with a second look a year later. A quantitative assessment of the value proposition has since become an integral part of our CPU reviews, and we've even considered the value of graphics cards. What can I say? We loves us some scatter plots.
So should enthusiasts. A quest for the best value is deeply ingrained within the community's collective psyche. We're interested in getting the best bang for our buck—finding the proverbial sweet spot that delivers the fastest possible performance at a reasonable or at least justifiable cost. Our value scatter plots tackle performance and price at the same time, neatly mapping a landscape that we can then scour for the best combination of those elements.
Hi guys, which will be the most value for money SSD (60GB to 160GB or bigger sizes) to purchase since I have someone to get it from me from US?
Thanks.
Kingston SSDNow V+ 64GB is a value option with its 230/180 seq speed and US$ 179 in newegg.
http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/storage/2010/07/08/ssd-buyers-guide/1When you build that high performance, custom PC it’s easy to see the benefits of a faster processor or beefier graphics card, but high-performance storage is still a confusing topic. Instead of having two major brands to choose from, as with processors or graphics cards, there are many different types of SSD, all of which perform differently in some way. To add even more confusion, drives are then sold by partners with completely different names rather than keep the original designers branding in the same way as Nvidia or ATI’s GeForce or Radeon graphics cards.
With this in mind, we’ve decided to knock together an SSD buyers guide, listing the different controllers and their pros and cons, as well as exactly which SSDs use which controller. While some drive manufacturers claim that only enthusiasts care about what’s inside an SSD we feel the continued high price of drives means that people need to know exactly what's in the box before they should buy one.....
Thanks guys for all the information.
My colleagure recommende OCZ Vertex 2 50GB, he said it's currently the fastest in the market, is it true?
I see no reason to buy the newest and greatest SSD. I prefer to pay bargain prices for previous generation SSD.
OCZ Agility 60Gb was US$129 last week. If you buy 2 pieces in separate orders and send to vpost to consolidate, you won't be charged GST. I had already bought 2x OCZ vertex 60Gb for US$149 each otherwise i would have grabbed the agility at 129. At US$129, that could be just under S$200 per piece including vpost shipping! (in which case you probably don't need to consolidate shipping to avoid GST - but better to play safe).
Anyway, prices are bound to go down further in order to clear the final stocks. That's the time to buy more.
OCZ Agility 2 240GB Solid State Drive
http://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/3388/ocz_technology_agility_2_240gb_solid_state_disk/index.html
OCZ Vertex 2 Extended Solid State Drive
http://benchmarkreviews.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=585&Itemid=60
OCZ Vertex 2 Review (120GB)
http://www.storagereview.com/ocz_vertex_2_review_120gb
Probably, he has not heard of Crucial RealSSD C300![]()
Anyone can share with this newbie how to order the SSD from newegg? How much the delivery charges to s'pore? And how long?
But, he mentioned there is a firmware issue on the RealSSD C300,
can anyone who have C300 confirm it?