waiting for memristor now

Yeah, NAND Flash is so last year.

OCZ RevoDrive Hybrid is awesome !!

after almost 700tb of writes, ssdlife reports that m4 still have 8 years to live LOL

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showth...l=1#post4974037



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yo bro.. can i know wat software u r using ya??

software for what? monitoring ssd life? its called ssdlife i think. but i dont use it. i just paste results from other XS forum

So SandForce has officially identified the BSOD bug, and released some firmware. OCZ is getting it first.

http://www.anandtech.com/show/4973/sandfor...available-today

hope this can really solve the problems for good

Good news if it is true that the latest FW will fix the BSOD bug since it's been a year after the launch.

I'm going to grab some SF-based SSDs if it's fixed.

if that's the case, then prolly its safe for me to go with cosair f3 120gb.

very comforting hahaha...

Thinking of getting the Agility 3 for my PC. Any issues other than the random BSOD bug that I should be aware of?

Atto speed from Force GT:


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if the new firmware really does the jod i dont think there is any other issues.

just got Cosair Force 60gb SSD.. just curios if this is normal?
still use Os 7 32bit..

This post has been edited by -oc-gassa: Oct 19 2011, 02:33 PM

Hello all,

I am building a new PC for the coming Diablo3. Is it a good idea to have a SSD as the booting drive (windows 7) and a HDD for storage? The game file (Diablo 3 ) will be installed at the SSD.

Any recommendation for SSD brand and size? Do I need any controller card to install the SSD? Are those new motherboard support SSD? How do you mount the SSD inside the casing? As usual like what we mount the current HDD?

Thanks in advance.

looks like normal to me

yes it is a good idea to use ssd as boot drive and put your games on it. but it wont increase the fps only making the load time a bit shorter.
yes u can use hdd as storage . if u ask me i wud recommend intel ssd 80gb for stability. but then again its up to you. u dont have to buy controller card to enjoy ssd. and yes those new mobo will support ssd.

mounting ssd depends on casing and the ssd package. some casings have ssd bracket included some dont.

read a really interesting research document by Jon Peddie Research

http://www.samsung.com/global/business/sem...rence_Rev_3.pdf

Looks like some advertisement to draw more gamer into getting SSD I guess

Just gotten mine.


Must say kinda weird when booting and you don't see that Welcome screen anymore

may I know whats the different between 4k and 4k64thrd?

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Added on October 20, 2011, 12:47 ammy boot time is about 17 - 18 seconds exclude the bios loading time till load into windows..

This post has been edited by ywkwy: Oct 20 2011, 12:47 AM