wow cost a bomb!

costs a bomb, but if counting price per GB, its the best

hye guys, im using plextor m5pro xtreme

but it seems that my pc boot kinda slow compared to my friend, is there any ways or utilities to make is go faster?? thanks

seems legit like it now.

what windows? search for win 7 or 8 ssd optimization bro

thanks for the tips, but i have a problem now, my keyboard did not functional during boot to enter bios but it is okay when entering windows, is there any ways to setup my keyboard so that i can press DEL during boot?

change your usb plug position or use ps/2

http://www.anandtech.com/show/7237/samsung...on-nand-scaling

Article on how Samsung is using V-NAND tech. Its impact is enable Samsung to produce big capacity SSD.

Mine also dell laptop.. When i show my dell, the technician start to .. They refuse to install it for me.. So i DIY while wacthing this video.. Take risk on my own..

can't wait for OC-able SSD to arrive

I see. I will DIY too. Best thing is have to undress my laptop completely. This one video, he took out the screen. He said to be safe.

So we may see something that eventually replace HDD at 3TB or 4TB capacity with same size as current SSD?
Jeez, that means supa transfer speed in NAS or something like that is coming true lol. Just a matter of time for such technology to become common for affordable price .

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This post has been edited by hmwgbworld: Sep 13 2013, 07:05 PM

I'm surprise you call up Dell to install 3rd party hardware into your laptop.
Dell does not responsible for 3rd party hardware installation nor will they help you install it, it's beyond their scope of technical assistant and some (very strict one) will probably mark your unit as void of warranty due to user's fault, but most will still service them.
Either way I installed the SSD myself, so darn easy, just careful with clip base where you have to use some plastic to pry instead of using steel screwdriver (taught by one of the Dell engineer).

just need info guys, anyone using crucial m500? performance ok?

thinking of getting 480gb. price is low for 480gb if compare with others.

they say m500 not so nice, why not samsung 840pro or plextor m5s/m5pro?

will think bout it..thanks.

another question too, my notebook is with 500gb harddisk and msata 64gb ssd as cache. if i change it to ssd, the msata can set as storage?

Can sifus recommend me the best and worth ssd? replace for laptop.
Plextor ok ?
M5 128GB

U misunderstood me.. Not dell technician.. The shop technician where i bought SSD.. Becoz need to bogel laptop just to install SSD..

I DIY myself and as a result, superfast i3 laptop.. and the only slow in my laptop is my internet connection.. lol

This post has been edited by nuekkacak: Sep 17 2013, 12:58 PM

even a dual core pc/laptop can fly by just installing a ssd into it

Ok guys, I need your help. Currently desperately need to buy a SSD ASAP as a replacement for my broken HDD. Maybe either Samsung 840 Pro or Plextor M5 Pro. 256GB one. I really can't decide based on price and benchmarking result. Quite similar for both of them I think. The question is which one is more reliable? Just need an honest opinion. I'm a bit conflicted in choosing.

BTW I use my laptop for heavy gaming and a bit heavy Photoshoping/video editing. Is it overkill for me to buy either one of them? Maybe regular (Not Pro one) SSD is enough?

Any responses are highly appreciated. Thanks

in my not-so-pro opinion, plextor m5s 256gb is enough.. currently using one.. very satisfied..