Intel’s latest and greatest has arrived – with SandForce performance coupled with Intel reliability. With this deal you can take $40 off the list price and get an OEM version of the 120GB capacity for just $189.99! Continue reading
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This is the best deal we’ve seen yet on the 128GB Crucial m4 including free shipping from Amazon.com. The Crucial m4 is also know by the name Micron RealSSD C400–it’s the same product, but the Crucial brand is targeting consumers while the C400 is an OEM model, which is a bit odd considering that the C300 was sold under this name to consumers. At any rate it is a fast SATA III 6GBps drive that delivers excellent read/write performance that will make a night-and-day difference over your old HDD setup (or even an older SSD).
As the name implies, the Corsair Force series is powered by a SandForce SSD controller, which is the current market leader. One of the advantages with SandForce is that drives built around this controller don’t suffer much at all performance-wise when you go down to smaller capacities, which is a problem with drives utilizing other controllers with dedicated DRAM (SandForce doesn’t use a DRAM cache). This makes the small-capacity drives with this controller optimal for use as an affordable and ultra-fast boot drive, for storing the operating system on as well as some of your most frequently used apps.
This neat little upgrade bundle from Kingston with a blazing fast 96GB SSDNow V+ is currently going for $175 on Amazon.com (list price: $249) PLUS a mail-in rebate worth an additional $50 leaving the final price tag at just
The Corsair F80A is one of the latest SSDs from Corsair – the ‘A’ at the end signifies that it uses the latest 25nm NAND flash memory modules. Performance compared to the other drives in the Force series is however unchanged and very high. It’s based on the SandForce SF-1200 controller (SSD processor) that pushes the limits of what the SATA 2 inteface is capable of. With a SandForce-based drive, you get the best possible performance and reliability over the SATA 2 interface.
Crucial’s RealSSD C300 series was early on the scene with SATA 3 6GBps support that kicked every other solid-state drive down a notch. The 256GB version is the ultimate combination of value for money and scorching-fast speeds of up to 355MB/s (sequential reads).
At long last, Inte’s next-generation SSDs are finally available. The 510 series delivers an astonishing 500MB/s sustained sequential reads over the SATA 3 6GBps interface. It is no less impressive in sequential writes – 315MB/s.
The 30GB Kingston SSDNow V-series SSD doesn’t offur much in the way of storage space, but it’s more than enough for your operating system and a few apps and games that you use frequently. This makes it a highly affordable boot drive – install Windows, Linux or OS X on it and store your videos, backups and other space-consuming content on another internal or external hard drive, while enjoying all the perfomance benefits of an SSD for your core system. It also fits nicely in a netbook with low storage requirements. This deal cuts almost half of the list price on the drive.
The Agility 3 is a lightning-fast SSD based on the SandForce SF2281 controller, but unlike its “big brother” in OCZ’s lineup, the Vertex 3, the Agility uses asynchronous NAND Flash modules that cost less and is a bit slower in the IOPS department, but it makes up for it with a much more attractive price tag. With this deal it is even more attractive: $169.49 including free shipping, which appears to be an unmatched offer at this writing.