Solid-State Drive Reviews

Most other SSDs that I've dealt with have hard errors from time to time, or problems with data corruption at sustained high-speed use. This drive has never had a hard error, and I measured it's through-put as about 95% of rated maximum. Great little...

2 user reviews

I'm only seeing about 275 MBps read and write speed, but it looks like my SATA-II controller is the bottleneck, not the drive itself. It's still easily 3x faster than the 1 TB Seagate Baracuda it's caching. I didn't want to sink a ton of money into my...

2 user reviews

Other Thoughts: Definitely worth the leap whether you're upgrading or building a new computer. Also recomend a fresh install of windows instead of cloning a drive image over. So far no hiccups and rock solid buy with confidence !

2 user reviews

PDP RMA the SSD. but i had to left a messege. they called me back.. i had to submit the from... it was a pain. in the future, i will be going for Intel sse.

2 user reviews

This is the second piece of hardware I've had to RMA today. The other was a Corsair power supply. I guess buying brand name doesn't save you from the RMA headache anymore... :(

2 user reviews

The inexpensive price of the Patriot Warp V.2 helps it stand out among solid-state hard drives, but its performance shows few significant benefits over normal hard disks. You'd be better off buying a fast 7,200rpm laptop hard drive or selling your...

2 expert reviews

At least it will now have TRIM support for Win 7 and will retain it's original lightning fast speed:) This is my third review on this item and thought I'd clue a few people in, and if this works like when it was new and stays just as fast over time,...

9 user reviews

good size at a low(er) price. worked perfectly in my Eee PC 900

8 user reviews

In this case this Crucial SSD stands for Slow, Stuttering Device. Installed XP pro on it with an Atom based embedded system board and kind of works. Big lag time between double clicking an item before it runs. I used a Transcend 16GB 300x compact flash...

5 user reviews

Benchmark Reviews begins each conclusion with a short summary for each of the areas we rate. The first is product presentation, which takes packaging into consideration only to the extent that it provides adequate packing material and delivers...

1 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

The Patriot Memory Pyro is a decent SSD among its peers and will improve your computer's performance significantly when used as a replacement hard drive.

1 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

Very fast, I am getting approximately 900-1000mbs read speeds on 2 of these in raid 1. I love the extended life (writes) on these units, 3.6 PB

3 user reviews

got back a new drive, retail package. rma is slow and no reply to my e-mail. i did call and they answered and told me the progress of the rma. the rma process needs work however i think they stand behind it and a ten year warranty is the best

3 user reviews

after several months of use, I am still happy I bought it. Windows Ready Boost works well, and is very easy to use.

3 user reviews

I sent it back. I was looking for a big speed increase based on what I know about SSD's. I did not get it. I was planning on making this a dedicated "swap file" drive.

3 user reviews

If your netbook's running short on storage space and it has a Mini PCIe drive, Crucial's N125 and N100 are worth considering as an alternative to buying a new, HDD-equipped machine. The 32GB versions are cheaper than 32GB SDHC cards, and 64GB SDHCs a...

1 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

This is a great upgrade to any machine running on a 5400/7200 RPM machine. OS loads in about 6 seconds ready to use. Most apps open instantly. My clients love the speed increase. Combine with a cheap mobo/cpu and you have a really good business machine...

5 user reviews

Kinda spooky that four months seems to be the exact amount of life that most people are getting out of this drive. It's almost doubled in price since I bought mine in January, too. I was going to get another to set up a RAID in case this happens again...

9 user reviews

Didn't work as intended.

2 user reviews

Our Heavy suite pretty much summarizes the results we saw in synthetic tests. The SSD720 is around 20% faster but most of the difference comes from its faster read speed, which is largely due to SSD320's poor read performance with incompressible data.

2 expert reviews

If windows 7 asks for drivers for the ssd, its not a good sign

4 user reviews

A great, Extremely Fast SSD at a great price. Gskill is awesome with their RMA and they should be a great company to (hopefully) see flourish.

2 user reviews

Works in 2.5 drive laptop with an additional connector

2 user reviews

Using USB interface: (I dont have an eSata port to test) ; Read speeds for large files of 80MB/sec+ I was able to transfer a 1.5GB ISO file in less than a minute ; Write speeds for large files of 10-20MB/sec ; Great to transfer ISO images or any other...

2 user reviews

SSD, cheap

9 user reviews