shud be enuff.. mine with d3, dota, dota 2, NFS Run, normal apps bla2.



This post has been edited by salimbest83: Aug 8 2012, 09:51 AM

I was thinking maybe get a smaller SSD at first, but then might as well get the 512GB now and then something bigger later when prices fall and there's the 1TB available. Secondary hard drive can be slow since it's just for media, etc.

512GB is a bit much for the average user in my opinion. I think that 120GB to 256GB, paired with a large storage HDD, is a sweet spot between price and useful capacity.

This thread lacks Vertex 4.

Vertex 4 128GB Firmware 1.5 - 40% filled.


No idea why my sequential read speed fluctuating like mad.. it hover around 410-500.

So how does Indilinx behaves?

Wow bro....u hit my target...haha I'm really interested in 330 series for its price...for a normal user like me. I thinks it's just the right shot for the price =] thanks...

My new M4 Crucial SSD



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i disagree with your ( no need partition )

is always good to do partition for backing up important data/files or even driver

if your OS corrupt....its going to giv you hell lots of work to recover back

Partition is good, but i prefer to stick 1 partition in SSD (since i can add HDD in optical slot of my notebook)

No need for partition if your SSD's size is only 120GB for desktop. The best way is to do regular image backup for your OS and save it external USB HDD. That way, if your OS corrupt, you can easily Secure Erase your SSD and just re-image the backup on your newly cleaned old SSD. Data as always much preferable to be storage in your SATA HHD.

anyone using Corsair Force GS here ?

is it worth it to buy SSD? and what is the most worth it with the money spent?

Yes it is, if you can spare the money then it's best upgrade a computer can get. Even better than upgrading a graphics card IMO.

Your second question isn't quite valid because you didn't state your budget. And since you didn't, I would say a Crucial M4 for RM670 is a pretty worthy buy.

i meant for laptop. crucial m4 rm670 how many gb? can 7mm fit in 9.5mm port?

256GB if I'm not mistaken and yeah, you might require the riser though to use the 7mm. Unless you get the 9mm version.

This post has been edited by refnulf: Aug 10 2012, 07:38 AM

that is quite cheap for 256GB. whose the seller actually sell with those price?

Not really, cos some of the laptops has screws, just adjust the SSD to the screws holes and lock it will do... not really requires riser and others... plus thinner = more better chances in using it in other stuffs in future~

Tq

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2394269


selling Crucial M4 Sata III SSD 256gb - CT256M4SSD1* / CT256M4SSD2 @ RM659 READY STOCK for 9mm ,7mm* Limited Stocks!

7mm slightly expensive then 9mm for 256gb.


Hmm... 256GB @ 659, what's 670 lolz

This post has been edited by neverendinghells: Aug 10 2012, 10:42 AM

Not bad the price, but 256gb is a little too small.

It's Very Subjective tbh this question, Some even 1TB also nt enough.

if 256GB, after format, + windows + softwares (CS6, premier , 3dmark and etc etc is more then enough already lu)

Inclusive 2-3 games will still run properly.

500GB size may sound the best size possible, but still taking a SSD and run 500GB... even if yr laptop it's still overkill... my Fujitsu 240GB SSD only occupied 20% after almost every mix and match softwares inserted >.<

i think better to buy 256GB and then buy 2TB external if you are a hardcore downloader.. and the game just install the one you you want to play