The Newegg price for the Vertex 2 is quite sharp, for the Intel it's not.
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Oh right, Intel's price has been going up lately. I guess it's popular.
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SO what's the best drive in terms of SPEED and RELIABILITY for a drive bigger than 150GB? Intel 160GB? Crucial C300? I plan to get one before the end of June. Any of the 256GB drive like Corsair's 256GB (I've read this is the Samsung controller drive, also used by Dell in the notebook lineup) that will be faster than the Intel 160GB?
Speed wise, I'm looking at _writing and reading_ SMALL (thousands of 4kb file) and HUGE (~1GB file) here. What do you guys think? So far, I'm thinking of getting the Intel 160GB, but the space is too small. I'd prefer something around 250GB, but none of the reviews I saw show much reliability and confidence like the Intel drive. -
I have a Vertex 2 for sale if interested - 240GB?
Although price is only good if you ar ein the UK!
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If reliability is your priority I would advise Intel.
Sandforce controllers are a bit faster in benchmarks but they haven't been available long enough to say anything about their long term reliability.
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Thank you all. Thank you ifti, but I'm in the U.S. I'll have to go with the Intel 160GB.
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I just ordered an OCZ Vertex 2 50GB. I'm going to see how it fares in my netbook while I'm saving up for a new laptop.
Best SSD in Terms of Price vs. Performance
Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by E30kid, Jun 19, 2010.