Showcasing large capacity solid state drives (SSD)

[kilobits]

There are some cheaper solutions, at least, if not the same speed.

Also those "cheaper" drives are SATA2, not the PCI-E ones.

 

[Valerion]

Also those "cheaper" drives are SATA2, not the PCI-E ones.

Very true, yes.

 

[MightyMuffinMan]

This article lacks ballpark pricing imo...

yeah also wondering where the pricing is? felt article was lacking without local retailer pricing.

 

[CeeBee]

prices probly ommitted as these are high end drives, not cheapies for average Joe... probly like expensive exotic car.... if you want to know the price, you probly can't afford

But, it would have been nice to include the pricing, for us to 'dream' about
always nice to compare....

 

[BLIXEMPIE]

jerk damage

. C'mon, thats funny.

 

[froot]

I recently upgraded my laptop to solid state and the improvement in application performance is dramatic! I also don't have to worry about jerk damage to the HDD anymore. Will upgrade my desktop soon. I am very impressed.

+1.

It's especially nice on a laptop.

What people don't realise is that you won't see performance increases EVERYWHERE. It's limited to actual disk reads/writes.