My first solid state.

panais said:

I thing i will cancel the order for now.....

It doesn't mean to cancel your order. It means to do your research so you know what to expect....and not get hung up on trivial matters, such as boot time.

DeaconFrost said:

panais said:

I thing i will cancel the order for now.....

It doesn't mean to cancel your order. It means to do your research so you know what to expect....and not get hung up on trivial matters, such as boot time.

Its ok,i believe is better for me to wait a little more.

DeaconFrost said:

If you don't trust the system now, and feel it is unstable, getting an SSD isn't going to solve that problem for you. Figure out that issue first, and then worry about using the SSD.

Agreed. No need in moving problems over to a new drive, whether spinner or SSD.

DeaconFrost said:

As for the reasons to get an SSD, you should already know these if you've been asking which SSD you want. Boot speed is nearly meaningless to me, as the difference between 20 to 40 seconds once a day doesn't amount to much. The responsiveness of the system is why I am using SSDs for my system drivers in two computers now.

Agree again.

Don't get caught up in all the hype about read/write speeds or you’re be chasing SSD drives forever. And as so many have stated, the OCZ Vertex two isn’t a bad drive for the price.

Anyway I swear I questioned the need to upgrade to an SSD drive just like you; I also questioned to price to gigabyte ratio. In the end I took the plunge and can clearly say it was the best upgrade I ever did to my system.

Nothing you do to your system will give you the noticeable performance increase you'll experience moving from a spinner HD to an SSD, Guarantee it.

In the end it’s your money and decision, but once you make the plunge, you’ll be impressed by the immediate and very noticeable performance increase.

My two cents.

panais said:

One of this days i will buy my first solid state drive.
So i need an expert advice,especially from someone who already has ssd.
First : Most of all worries me the compatibility issue with my GA-X38-DS4 motherboard,i don't want to throw the money for nothing. And i didn't found anything in the web about this.
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Second: IF IS NOT THERE ANY COMPATIBILITY ISSUE!! Then....Which one is better,faster?
A) Corsair Force Series F80A - solid state drive - 80 GB - SATA-300
B) OCZ Agility 2 Series - Solid state drive - 80 GB - internal - 2.5" - SATA-300
C) OCZ Vertex 2 Series - Solid state drive - 80 GB - internal - 2.5" - SATA-300

Faster how? What will you use it for? Boot speed isn't a good reason IMO. neither is how fast a program loads. Once it loads in Windows 7, if you have enough memory, it is a snap to reload the program. I think your concern should be in once a program is running, how can an SSD speed it up. For instance, if your program needs fast sequential writes and reads of non-compressible data (e.g. Phootshop scratch space), then you want an SSD that can perform these fast like an Intel 510 or 310 series (Sandforce based SSDs like OCZ and Corsair depend on compression for their speed). If you need lots of IOPs or fast random reads and writes then maybe OCZ may be better.

The newer OCZ Agility 2 have lower sequential write speeds (due to a switch to 25nm from 34 nm technology) without a rebranding of the model so caveat emptor. You may want to look into the Intel 310 series as well - solid performance, reliability.

If you are going to wait, keep your eyes peeled for a drop in price of the newer Intel 510 or 310 series, or the OCZ Vertex 3.