Intel 330 120GB would suit your budget. The lowest price i found in LYP is RM310(C-Zone).
Intel = Reliability + 3 Years Warranty.

Bandwidth "hunger" applications such as video encoding and huge graphics rendering require high storage speed will benefit from RAID0, cause it'll double the bandwidth.
Take an example normal Intel 330 is 480MB/s (could be higher), double it will reach more than 900MB/s for sequential read/write speed.
Or maybe a high I/O server will benefit from the increased I/O as RAID0 increases that as well.
In the end, it's all about bandwidth for RAID0, access time still pretty much unchanged, cause it's so darn fast already. (less than 1ms)

if you're looking for M4 and you can access Equine Park easily, try to pay CEX a visit
their price is... well, seems unbeatable

btw, jayacom intel 330 60gb is selling at 205 as on their price list. i bet it'll drop under 200 soon

hi SSD users. can i know which SSD manufacturer is the most reliable and durable? thanks.

Planing to put in SSD into my old mbp mid 2009. I think its SATA2 only.
Which brand is best in performance/reliability, not to forget money/price as well.
Looking for domething like 28gb - 256gb ono.

Planning on getting my first 'high-performance' (supposedly better than normal HD, never used an SSD to boot Windows!)

Care to recommend me some super fast SSD? 

Purpose:
- Boot Windows on it
- Play games on it (high-end games), not too many maybe max take up 150Gb
- Usual computing stuff (movies,music,web, etc.)
- Planning on getting Win 8 and starting fresh on it

Maximum price RM1k... that's it, not any higher. So far from the review I've read (and since forgotten), Intel's SSD are generally solid performers.

Hi guys , a shocking event happened to me last night . My Crucial M4 dead/kaput last night . BIOS didn't detect it at all , already try it in another PC , same result . Used it for 6 months , didn't expect this to happen I hope this is a isolated case . Now waiting for Cyntrix to reply to my problem  ╮(╯_╰")╭

Thanks bro , managed to revive my SSD and revert back to 000F firmware   

Good point on the price cuts, thus am also reading up if there will be a price drop soon (from Intel). 
Also toying with the idea of 2 x 256GB drives or maybe 1 x 60GB + 1 x 256GB combination. Should be cheaper.
Would the lower 4K performance on the SF22xx drives mean much compared to the excellent performance from the Marvel chipsets (i.e. Crucial M4) ?

p/s: My 300GB Raptor is currently 80% utilized, about 240GB. So a 240GB SSD "wouldn't" be enough; i.e. after formatting usable space is around 220+GB ?

You forgot to touch base on Local Intel Warranty vs "Local Crucial" Warranty. I on the other hand would take the 520 over the 330 simply because it offers 2 more years warranty, performs faster, and only a wee bit more expensive (120gb). RM 103/yr (Intel SSD 330 120GB) vs RM 80/yr (Intel SSD 520 120GB) Can't go wrong with either.

It's a little sensitive to put the company on the table. It is not our place to say.

based on my experience, the problem about warranty is that you have to ship it to US for crucial product as I have replaced my DDR2 RAM twice for the past.

the RMA process is fast and have no problem.