i m sure it's better than the normal HDD. It caches all frequently files into the SSD chip

my new Intel 335 series SSD 240GB benchmark



any comments? seems to be lower than those tested by this web site: http://thessdreview.com/our-reviews/intel-...ce-and-value/3/

Try to use native Driver from Intel or AMD, depends on your mobo.
Msachi = default AHCI driver from microsoft, its stable but it isn't optimized as much as Intel/AMD AHCI driver.

may I know what do u mean by native driver from Intel?

can u point any download page for me to download the driver? One more question, should I install Intel Rapid Storage Technology?

thanks alot!

Native driver = AHCI driver made by intel. I think you should install Intel Rapid Storage Technology, the software probably will include AHCI driver from Intel as well.

Yes,just install RST

So I just need to go to intel's website and download this? https://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Des...E+RST)&lang=eng

will it overwrite the msachi? or does it just leave msachi there and activate iastor for my ssd?

btw, i have 2 internal hd in my notebook (1 Intel SSD, 1 WD 500GB)

thanks!

Just install it
It will sort out itself one

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but i saw one user in this forum sell used item at: https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2778788/all

choose whereever you want

Oh. I thought can connect thru USB.
I need a stacked HDD case that connects to USB, cause I'm using a laptop.

Something like this,


8 HDDs can fit it, 3 is enough, but that one is so darn expensive. Around RM800.

hey guys, intel 330 60gb owner here.

got question, how fast your boot time?

coz mine is around 20 sec and i think its quite slow, before this is only around 10sec only.

any idea what might cause this and how do i fix it?

My boot time around 30~35sec from the moment of power button pressed until I see everything loaded.
20sec is still very fast imo.
Probably the SSD capacity used more than 50% will slow down. Mine has used up 63.9gb/111gb and I noticed a slightly slower boot speed like 2~3 sec, same to my other apps/games.

my new intel 335 series 240 gb boots up at 18-19 sec according to event viewer. is it good?

how did u manage to get 10 sec? is it window 7?

oh is it, basically on average it would be 13 sec.

well, i didnt count from the moment i pressed the button but after bios screen (from the start of windows boot)

oh yeah, im on windows 7

well, if other people boot time like that than maybe its fine, i just overthink it

For booting speed countdown, use bootimer http://www.planetsoft.org/
There are one more similar utility with more fancy GUI but i lazy to search lol

Dont start countdown after pressing the power button, some computer are extremely slow because too many stuff enabled, like how many SATA controller enabled(high end board comes usually with extra 2 SATA Controller.), how many optical/HDD drives/usb on your comp, ect

And if your booting start to slow down, optimize your boottime by disable useless auto-startup apps and services, instead of upgrading to faster SSD

hey just want to ask.
i couldnt find an answer to this.

most vendors like samsung/crucial/ocz/kingston/sandisk etc will have a warantty in years but more importantly a p/e cycle and a daily host write.

for corsair neutron gtx its 5 years with p/e cycle of 3000. so whats the daily data limit or full host write limit.

soo..

do my SSD too slow?

isn't suppose to be faster than this?


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Just got myself samsung 840pro 512gb:




thanks to our fellow forumer ronaldjoe for bringing this product.

sweeeetttttt

this SSD is on my wishlist atm

but damn its pricey, RM430 for 128GB

Where you get this and how much? I would like to get one too. TQ.