ADATA Sandforce 2.5-Inch SATA II 3.0Gb/s Internal Solid State Drive

Windows starts up in 11.5 seconds

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I've yet to have an ADATA drive fail on me yet. my everyman Ubuntu LAMP Server is jamming away day by day, over 20 customers have ordered these on my recommendation, and I've yet to process RMA's on any of the ADATA Drives I've selected so far. Most of...

60 gb of space is just enough room to wiggle your O/S and Applications into, but I still find myself waiting for prices to drop before I order any larger drives

This drive was considerably better than I expected. I got it mainly for storing OSes and programs, while using mechanical hard drives for games and large temporary files ; Considering how huge Windows 7/8 64 bit is and Windows' generally poor usage of...

Deleting/replacing files while using TRIM takes a bigger hit to performance than I expected. It takes noticeably longer to install updates on this SSD than it did with my old hard drive, though, installing new programs is considerably faster. However,...

timed it at 10 sec boot time

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Increased windows index from 6.9 ( Kingston SV100 ssd) to 7.6 ; Faster boot up . Noticed some "hangups" at odd times , few seconds ; I will say that the included 3.5 adapter was well conceived

The Acronis bundled with it did not work after going through all those hoops to get the serial ( no bios # error - KB at Adata was no help either). Luckily ran across Euseus ToDoBackup - was able to clone the SSD easily

Super simple to install

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Using SATA II, it does 285MB/s reads and 275MB/s Writes ; Came with the latest firmware ; Snagged it on sale for $60

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Small, fast easy to install

None so far, wish I had bought a larger capacity drive

Installed in a Windows XP computer with an Asus P4P800 motherboard. It works flawlessly. My boot up time is about 60 seconds which is much faster than before. It works with Norton Ghost 2003 in case anyone needs to know. Using Ghost there was no need...

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My first SSD. I put it in my HTPC to lower the heat and noise. 64GB is plenty for Windows 8 Pro w/ Media Center. I have a task set up to move recorded TV to my file server, so space isn't a concern ; It was very easy to install, although the included...

Adapter doesn't work with bottom mounts ; SATA cable doesn't click in, making me worry that it will come loose