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120GB SSD SATA III.(after $15 rebate)

120GB SSD SATA III.(after $15 rebate) for $69.99 + free shipping

Jul 23, 2012 1:36 PM

And the battel of the memory devices continues with this lowest price I have found...Looks like the prices ar driving down to 50cents/GB:
OCZ Agility 3 SATA III Solid State Drives are designed and built to provide an exceptional balance of performance and value. The Agility 3 Series implements the cutting-edge SATA 6Gbps interface to deliver excellent sequential and random data transfer rates, significantly improving your computing experience over hard drives.

In addition to enhanced performance, an Agility 3 upgrade promotes cooler, quieter, and more energy efficient conditions compared to traditional mechanical hard drives. With no moving parts, SSDs provide peace of mind with their superior durability and reliability. Unique and innovative, Agility 3 SSDs deliver a one-of-a-kind storage solution.

@ newegg.com

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Prices on SSDs are dropping like rocks. If you aren't in need of one right now, wait a few months and prices should be much better.

sumduud sumduud
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Though I should say that if you are in the market for one now and don't mind rebates, that is a good price.

sumduud sumduud
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best price yet for an SSD. That being said: This is 2 year old technology, and it shows. Buy two and raid them to outperform any single other SSD on the market and for 60% of the cost. At this price, you should be completely comfortable with using raid, especially considering these are mainstream (not high performance) drives, which when raided performs as well as high performance drives and with essentially double the space.

cpatton11 cpatton11
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Reviews indicate this drive needs a firmware upgrade to correct some problems it has. I bought one last week that seems to work ok, but I have not set it up as a boot drive yet.

mikegrmi mikegrmi
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It sounds like you're talking about RAID0, in which case be careful if you care about your data. OCZ drives have a pretty high failure rate and if you have no fault tolerance, all of your data will go bye-bye.

timthetortoise timthetortoise
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FYI....

I purchased this a couple weeks ago and installed it into a new Acer Inspire laptop. I installed a fresh copy of Windows 7 Ultimate (non SP1) on it (via MSDN) via DVD. The drive had the latest firmware on it. The computer refused to power off automagically during shutdowns. I had to HOLD the power button.

I then downloaded a new copy of Win 7 (WITH SP1), and made a bootable USB drive. Reformatted & that installed version works flawlessly (the computer powers off as it should).

Apparently, this drive + that computer have a problem (and I would never in a million years have expected this) with GUID disk partitions. Going to W7 SP1 with a USB key formatted the drive in MBR style and everything works.

oldcqr oldcqr
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I logged in for the first time in months to say that I do not trust OCZ. I've had nothing but bad experiences with their brand, although it was related to their ram instead of SSD.

juion juion
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just note that not all laptops use this size! i just opened mine up to make sure i could remove it easy enough, and mine is a 1.8"! sadly those are still over $200 :(

bradfazner bradfazner

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