Show us your SSD performance

someone buy me this please

tw33k said:

DaGooN said:

tw33k said:

Finally got a replacement for my dead Kingston SSD Now X-25M (SNM225-S2B). Ran a benchmark, flashed the firmware and ran it again. Not sure how to interpret the results tho

Read about the installation here

out of interest, why did you opp for the Kingston 80GB over the intel 80GB?

It's the same drive but the Kingston was more available to me in australia. The store I bought it from had no Intel x-25m drives.

haha i hear you mate. i got the intel X-25M OEM since there was no Retail in stock here in the uk! so lost out in the 3year & Bracket.

just one thing? the kingston, does it have Trim?

this is my intel now. after lots of bashing.

Here ya go

The Patriot PS-100 drive I sent off for RMA is going to be delivered today and I don't know what to do with it.

My Windows 7 PC is the one with the RAID 0 config. The computer my daughters use has the first Kingston SSD (SNV125). I have a computer in the garage that runs XP that is about 8 years old, so putting the Patriot in that one is an no go.

I guess I could set the Vista image to the Patriot drive as the Patriot drive has (supposedly) better read and write numbers over the first gen Kingston drive. But if I do that, then I'll have the Kingston left homeless.

Any suggestions how to put this spare drive to use?

DaGooN said:

someone buy me this please
haha i hear you mate. i got the intel X-25M OEM since there was no Retail in stock here in the uk! so lost out in the 3year & Bracket.

just one thing? the kingston, does it have Trim?

this is my intel now. after lots of bashing.

I want one those! Can't wait til I can put my order in ($AU14651!!!)



Yes, the Kingston SSDNow M series (b) drives support TRIM out of the box

BugMeister said:

BTW, bet those two 932's look nice, 562..

- they give out some incredible colors, don't they..

You got that right! Matter of fact, they're so good (to me) that they've swayed my decision to the next television I want to buy. But, the wife wants a Sharp... So we gotta delimma...

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DaGooN said:

Yes, the Kingston SSDNow M series (b) drives support TRIM out of the box

The refresh of the Kingston V series (SNV425-S2 drives) support TRIM out the box too--that is, if you like to go budget like me

As soon as I can find a place with these in stock, I'm getting one!...WD SiliconEdge Blue
I don't know why I just prefer WD