(Storage) SSD Discussion Thread

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It's time i hop for a new ssd toy. :)

Thanks AL for always updating reviews!!
 

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time has come, my WD black is failing...gt reason to move to SSD....

currently which model for 120/128gb and 256gb is worth buying? need some recommendations...

thanks in advance :o

PS: wat to look out for in a SSD?...
 
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nt necessary has to be cheapest....but looking into reliability and lesser problems (eg firmware/controller issue etc)
 

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im thinking of changing my ssd... my current one seem like its gonna fail... often read/write will hang for awhile before continuing...

no need the fastest, just need something good and low failure rate, i believe the improvement between the different ssd grades is not that obvious right?

any recommendation for around 150 -200 for 64/60GB versions. the new one will hold OS onli, maybe dual boot. will be reusing my current SSD to store some other stuffs, hope it doesnt fail me so soon.

think the cheaper one are adata right?
 

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definitely recommend the plextor M2S as i am using one(the 64GB) and found it to be reliable, fast with good firmware support. No complaints at all from me.
 

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thanks for the update~~~~~~~~~
You are welcome :D

It's time i hop for a new ssd toy. :)

Thanks AL for always updating reviews!!
You are welcome :D

time has come, my WD black is failing...gt reason to move to SSD....

currently which model for 120/128gb and 256gb is worth buying? need some recommendations...

thanks in advance :o

PS: wat to look out for in a SSD?...
128GB Intel is number one :D
256GB if you list the prices I will tell you what to buy :D
If $$$ is no object, whack an Intel SSD :)
 

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hullo guys, I got a Cosair Force GT 60GB installed and running Win 7. Happy with the speed but running out of space.

Just got a WD 1TB Caviar Blue 32MB (uninstalled) and was wondering if i should reinstall Win 7 on the SSD(C:) and install everything else on the WD 1TB (D:)? Going with this method, do I need to create a Program Files folder on D: and anyone experienced application issue running this way?

Or should I use the 60GB SSD as a Intel Smart Response caching thingy and use the WD 1TB as pri disk? I read that 30GB is more than sufficient but I do need a Caviar Black to have good performance.

Thanks for advising!
 

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too many brands and models out there. so confusing :S

can any expert pick one from these 3 choices to put in a mbp?
Crucial M4 128gb $249
AData XPG SX900 128gb $259
Intel 520 120gb $255

tanks tanks
 

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hullo guys, I got a Cosair Force GT 60GB installed and running Win 7. Happy with the speed but running out of space.

Just got a WD 1TB Caviar Blue 32MB (uninstalled) and was wondering if i should reinstall Win 7 on the SSD(C:) and install everything else on the WD 1TB (D:)? Going with this method, do I need to create a Program Files folder on D: and anyone experienced application issue running this way?

Or should I use the 60GB SSD as a Intel Smart Response caching thingy and use the WD 1TB as pri disk? I read that 30GB is more than sufficient but I do need a Caviar Black to have good performance.

Thanks for advising!


install those important programs tat are used most of the time on SSD.

the rest u can install on ur conventional drive.. not a problem.
 

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install those important programs tat are used most of the time on SSD.

the rest u can install on ur conventional drive.. not a problem.

I think I only use browser and MS Office nia :s13:

What about games? Putting them on the mech disk would see any slowness other than during intial launch?
 

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i have a question

If say we buy a 64gb fast SD card, vs a ssd harddisk, can we install windows7 on 64gb sd card, will it be faster than ssd?
 
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