QUOTE(ericpires @ Sep 24 2009, 03:37 PM)
Is this alreadi out in Msia? Really want to buy it
Yes, it is here. What size are you looking for? 640Gb = RM265
1Tb = RM365
2Tb = RM965
All About Harddisk Thread V2, Discussion for Good Harddisk
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 Sep 25 2009, 03:19 PM
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640Gb = RM265 1Tb = RM365 2Tb = RM965 |
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Oct 21 2009, 01:22 PM
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I hear that Intel makes the best SSDs now. But SSDs are still too expensive... If I wanted to buy one, I would like it to be at least 1Tb.
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Oct 23 2009, 01:17 PM
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QUOTE(LokiD.d.G @ Oct 21 2009, 05:53 PM) That will likely be a few more years in the making, and will be another couple before they get affordable. Your best bet would be in 2015 or later. And by then if the conventional HDD is still around, they'll be having capacities of up till 10TB. More than most people use in an entire lifetime. The thing about SSD is it obeys Moore's Law... Every 6 months it's going to double in size as it's made with the same technology as the thumbdrives and SD cards. SSDs are going to go out-of-date quickly like this.As for the SSD market, Intel's x25-m offers probably the best bang for buck factor. Though OCZ is starting to give them a run for their money. Oh, we do have 1Tb SSDs already by OCZ, it's the PCI-e version and it costs RM4,000! |
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Oct 29 2009, 01:19 PM
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Since SSD drives are so small to store everything you have, one thing you guys can do is to install Windows and the applications on the Intel SSD drive, and install your data on your normal HDD. That way you can start up your programs faster.
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Nov 4 2009, 03:17 PM
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Is there a reason why SSDs are not made in 3.5" sizes to fit in more NAND chips?
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Nov 17 2009, 09:36 AM
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The Fusion-io ioXtreme PCI SSD may be only 80Gb, but it can consistently give throughput of 700Mb/s reads and 300Mb/s writes which is way faster than SATA II:
Fusion-io ioXtreme PCI Express SSD reviewed: wicked fast, bloody expensive This post has been edited by engseng: Nov 17 2009, 09:39 AM |
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The other day I was asking why aren't SSDs made in 3.5" sizes... Well, OCZ now has new SSDs in 3.5" sizes up to 1Tb. And the 1Tb model only costs US$3572:
OCZ Technology Announces 3.5" 1TB Colossus SSDs This post has been edited by engseng: Nov 18 2009, 01:14 PM |
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Dec 1 2009, 01:23 PM
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Anyone got the latest price for Intel SSD? Still RM2000 for 160Gb?
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