What is that?Is that a hard disk?

pparks1 said:

I've never had games load anywhere near this fast, not even with RAID 0 raptor configurations. My applications and desktop are just extremely quick...not to mention scans like malwarebytes take less than 1 minute on my box now.

(((Perhaps it's not worth it to all, but compared to CPU upgrades and RAM upgrades...this was the biggest change in performance that I have seen in a long time.)))

Yes your right!
I want to buy oczrevo 120gb NOW! But i worried about compatibility issues.
Maybe i will wait and watchings forums and users reviews first.

panais said:

Thats what gigabyte reply...

Answer : Dear Sir,

Thank you for your kindly mail and inquiry. Due to there are many accessory device in the marketing, we could not guarantee every device can compatible with the motherboard. We suggest you to test the product you want to buy before purchase to avoid compatible issue.

At last, if you still have any further question to this issue or suggestion about our products/service, please do not hesitate to contact with us. If you have any issue different from original, make sure you issue a new form in order to get proper assistance and it may be response faster as well. We will try our best to help you resolve the problem ASAP.

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So now what?
I cant remember if my motherborad have the proper slot to accept ocz revo.
Maybe i will take a look in the manual.

Google mobo. REVO is a PCIe x4 bus connection.
You seem to be in a hurry, slow down. Get your ducks in a row first. You do not want your REVO experience to be frustrating.

Your board ? and the REVO.

The PCI-E for vid cards is the only bus that has a chance. And it looks wrong to me. Does the pins have to match exactly, I do not know.

Also, the specs you have listed are for a 5 year old + machine?
One thing that assists with SSD performance is the cpu. CPU does the work, your current one could be a SSD dehancer. I'm not saying it is but your REVO is new tech. It will want what it wants around it to get the most out of it.
Not trying to discourage just want you to have a good SSD experience.

only trouble is the bios....we're waiting for you, uefi!

spyknee said:

Your board ? and the REVO.

The PCI-E for vid cards is the only bus that has a chance. And it looks wrong to me. Does the pins have to match exactly, I do not know.

Also, the specs you have listed are for a 5 year old + machine?
One thing that assists with SSD performance is the cpu. CPU does the work, your current one could be a SSD dehancer. I'm not saying it is but your REVO is new tech. It will want what it wants around it to get the most out of it.
Not trying to discourage just want you to have a good SSD experience.

What i must do then?
For me was the easy way for faster pc,just pay 300 and insert the revo.
Ooook i will wait.

You are assuming that the REVO is your only choice. Any SSD will give you the thrill that you seem to crave. Any SSD installed properly will beat any spin drive performance, any time.

So,
You want to install to an existing hardware setup. Google your hardware and familiarize yourself with all the stuff you want to add an SSD into. mobo, mobo bios, ram, cpu. It will not take that long. Any question that arises because of your new awareness, google it. Spend a day.

You have an Intel chipset, with a xxx9r controller. Understand this.
You have 2 PCI-E x16 buss, 2 PCI ???? bus, 2 mini black things bus.
One question here is will the REVO PCIe x4 work your x16 slots?????

Look up mobo bios updates and see if needed.
W 7 installs are SSD friendly. W7 was set up to accomodate SSD's. You need to see if W7 will function with your hardware, it will. But poke around the question.

There many kinds of SSD's!