Relatively Cheap SSD

[Vexxx_2007]

Sure, it's not exactly "cheap" but lots less expensive than other websites have offered for this (http://www.2cooltek.com/OCZ-Core-Series-SATA-II-2.5-SSD-128GB-Flash-Drive-OCZSSD2-1C128G.html) particular device :)

Anyone want it?

Sure, these probably aren't in like any person's budget, but it looks like a great deal to me

EDIT: I looked around a bit, and found that similar 128GB SSD hard drives are about $1000+ so this looks like a steal to me :banana:

[.Maleficus.]

For a SSD it's not a bad deal, but no thanks, I'll take a couple terabyte normal hard drives for $475 thank you very much :).


Edit: Or a couple Raptors, maybe a VelociRaptor and a normal Raptor? Or even a large SCSI drive with a good SCSI controller. Neither will be as fast but for the amount of space I'd gain I don't think I'd care.

[Vexxx_2007]

Hmm, you have a good point...
SSD drives are kinda for the person TOTALLY OBSESSED with being the best of the best... just like DDR3 1600 memory.. yeah it's fast, but come on...

[.Maleficus.]

Hmm, you have a good point...
SSD drives are kinda for the person TOTALLY OBSESSED with being the best of the best... just like DDR3 1600 memory.. yeah it's fast, but come on...
DDR3-1600? You serious? Dude, that's the cheap stuff :D.

Now THIS... http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820145212. THAT, is for the extreme users.

[Vexxx_2007]

Now THIS... http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820145212. THAT, is for the extreme users.

Hahaha you're very right.. typical DDR3 stuff isn't expensive at all. but that memory you picked out was exactly what i was thinking of.
oops!:santa:

[stewart123]

I think some people have said a RAID 0 with Raptors is just as fast as ssd...