QUOTE(Shufflerz @ Jan 20 2012, 08:19 PM)
Does the capacity affect the speed?
I have 1 Samsung 830 128GB on hand.
Don't know whether to keep it myself or sell it off.
Anandtech YouTube video review mentioned about speed differences between 128GB & 256GB.
It isn't exactly the capacity that effects the performance, but the number of NAND chips. The more NAND chips you have, the better it can divide the data amongst them; it is very much like RAID-0. 256GB would naturally have more NAND chips than a 128GB SSD.
QUOTE(altung @ Jan 20 2012, 08:43 PM)
Hi, wanna ask
I planning to replace my current SATA HDD 2,5" (for laptop) and my friend suggest to buy SSD to replace it but my laptop is Acer Aspire 4930. My questions are:
1. Is my laptop able to use SSD ? since I need to buy the SSD casing that fit with my laptop character
2. How much is the current price for SSD ? because when I check on here, the price is almost same as 2,5" HDD
Thank You
1. I can't guarantee 100%, but it is very likely that your laptop will be able to handle an SSD. I had an old laptop with similar specs and it worked fine.
2. A lot of 120GB or 128GB SSDs are at the RM599 price point.
QUOTE(AlphaBeta @ Jan 20 2012, 11:18 PM)
Is Kingston HyperX 120G good SSD? I heard SF chip is bad. any idea?
It seems that most of SF's problems have been fixed recently. Regardless, I feel that it is overpriced because you're not likely to be able to distinguish the performance difference for the given price premium.