wich SSD ?

Anyone using some? Your oppinion?

Im thinking about buyin the: Super Talent UltraDrive ME/GX SSD 128GB. Looks the one with best ratio price/speed: 200MB/s read, 160MB/s write.

image: super-talent-ultradrive-le-et-me-1

OCZ Vertex's looks nice aswell but really more expensive.

Merry xmas btw.
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I bought a crucial m225 since it was one of the cheapest 64go (125€ or smth) with still pretty good write/read speeds. But this was 3 month ago, might have changed since then.
The one in my journal is about 250euros, ssd's are still rly expensive tho :x

EDIT: nice oc on your cpu, what vcore you using?
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1.32 says cpuZ. Didn't remember since i've done it long ago but that's the lowest stable at this frequency and I can't go higher due to my RAM, but cba to buy some new for 200 mhz. Even tho I would've liked to hit the 4.5 ghz :<
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i could hit the 4.5 when i moved to ddr3, i was stuck at 4.2 on ddr2 like you..
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I only have PC6400 :p I guess with a higher norm i can go further pretty easily (PC 9200 or 9600 :p)
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yeah but tbh its hard to get nice ram at those frequencies without fuckin up the latency...
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the one from intel
its fucking fast i can tell you that
Intel SSD X25M - 80GB is what I have, its ridiculously amazing
whats the write's speed? and how much did you buy it?
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remind to reply to this when im home, at my parents now and dont know the specs of it. But for a) loading os and b) playing games its fantastic.
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aight :)

wich OS do u use btw?
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250MB/s read, 70MB/s write (the latest 160GB drive has a write of 100MB/s). Price wise, the 80GB will be about €200 whist the 160GB will be about €350 (make sure you're getting a drive that is silver, as these will be on the latest 32nm technology).
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thx for infos :]
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Just buy brain.
take the Intel SSD Postville X25-M G2 80gb or 160gb. It has TRIM.
Yeah i heard its good, do you got/tried one?
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yes got the 80gb myself and my brother.
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wth is that exactly?
Solid State Drive = flash hard drive disk, the future of hdds.
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