I think intel will most likely come out with their own firmware.

i planning to buy a new 120GB SSD. choose between Corsair, OCZ and Mushkin. which 1 is more reliable with less problem??

heard alot of people complaining OCZ SSD not good...so would like to know before buy. less hassle later

Bought the Corsair GT 120GB a few days ago with my new build.

The stock firmware was 1.3.2. Latest firmware for download is 1.3.3 which fixes some stability issue.

However, I didn't upgrade the firmware as I have had no problems using it. Haven't BSOD on me so far. No lockups / random slowdowns.

Works perfectly

Noob's question: Does the SSD performance drop when the storage capacity is running low.

Not supposed to. Make sure TRIM is enabled.

actually i does a bit. if u dont believe u can try benchmark when u install a fresh windows and after u have install all the software u want. u can see the difference

Is it most of the people here using sandforce based SSD? Performance vs BSOD?

Anyway, I'm using crucial M4. So far stable and steady

Just got new mobo and setup with crucial m4 64 gb..
The write speed is a bit low

Have you changed your bios IDE -> AHCI ?

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Added on December 14, 2011, 4:27 pmI'm using Corsair Force GT. Firmware 1.3.2 . That came with the drive when I bought it. The latest firmware is 1.3.3. I haven't updated yet as I have not encountered any problems with my SSD. Its been running rock steady solid since I got it last week. No BSOD when going / coming out from sleep mode. No BSOD when playing games and so on. So far very happy with the drive.

Its true what they say. Once you go SSD, you can never go back to conventional HDDs.

This post has been edited by kembar4: Dec 14 2011, 04:27 PM

have u updated the firnware? then tweak your system here is the link
http://thessdreview.com/Forums/ssd-optimiz...n-guide/209.htm

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Added on December 14, 2011, 5:22 pmbut then again i think your speed is ok coz u are using 60gb capacity right?

This post has been edited by iaknesnah: Dec 14 2011, 05:22 PM

alamak just realized the 64gb version is rated 415MB/s Sequential Read, 95MB/s Sequential Write .No wonder la..

Firmware 009 out of the box.

yes your speed is good for a 64gb M4 ssd, write speed varies according to capacity. the larger capacity u have the higher the speed

yes just read bout that..got 1 more spare 64gb maybe wanna play2 with raid before sell it..have to find 1 more sata 3 cable first..

i thin u can use sata 2 cable also..

hey guys~
need help here~
my budget is around rm350~
between this few model~ which is the better choice???

corsair force3 60GB,
OCZ Agility 3 60GB,
Intel X18-M 160GB (garage sale)

oh ya~ n what is the deference between~
corsair force3 60GB n corsair F60???

better get the ones with warranty.

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Added on December 14, 2011, 6:25 pmforce 3 using sata 3 and its backward compatible. f60 is using sata 2.

This post has been edited by iaknesnah: Dec 14 2011, 06:25 PM

agility 3 from lingloong 35x.

Btw i tot use sata2 cable will limit ur speed.anyone try edi?

i have tried it.. i didnt notice any difference

yup know~
but u did answer my question rite??

tot i already did