QUOTE(overclockalbert @ Sep 17 2010, 03:22 AM)
i'm using the intel G2 80gb. so far so good
me too... 
The Solid State Storage Thread
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QUOTE(kaiserreich @ Nov 13 2010, 02:41 PM) Price cut on the x25-V makes its more attractive, but is 40GB going to cut it? Intel Lowers Prices on Solid-State Drives in Time for Holiday Buying Season |
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me also use intel 80 gb . install w7 in jan and still running good till this time.
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Intel Releases SSD Toolbox 3.0 Software
QUOTE Intel released the Solid-State Drive Toolbox 3.0 system software, which it recommends for use with its SSDs. SSDs have a limited number of times they can rewrite data onto their NAND flash cells. The most common 20-nanometer class MLC NAND flash offers around 5,000 rewrite cycles. This software monitors your Intel SSD for performance degradation, and provides a measure of how many rewrite cycles are left, so you can plan beforehand about backing up your data and replacing it. The software also provides a suite of diagnostics for your Intel SSD. Lastly, the software can update your drive's firmware without the need for a DOS bootable disk.  DOWNLOAD: Intel SSD Toolbox 3.0 |
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