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Kingston SSDNow E-Series SNE125-S2

Kingston SSDNow E-Series SNE125-S2
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Nov, 2024

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Expert review by : InsideHW (insidehw.com)

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Sep, 2010

Consumer review (newegg.com)

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For the previous posters, this is identical to the Intel drives (not the mainstream, but the enthusiast models). Kingston just puts a different sticker on it like ADATA does with some of their drives. If you build a high-end system with 12 or 24 GB of...

Very fast. Short HDD Manufacturers' stock because SSD is the future

Too expensive. I have bought about 6 different models of SSDs and can't tell the difference between any of them except for write speed. This one is one of the highest performers but for the price, get yourself a much larger drive. This is mostly useful...

Mar, 2010

Consumer review (newegg.com)

How fast is instantaneous?

 

Can someone explain to me why Vista Ultimate 64 takes up almost 40GB on my Raid array!?

Lightning-fast drives. Two of these in Raid 0 maxes out the throughput of my MoBo southrbidge (on-board Raid). Raid was auto-detected by Vista install so no fussing with drivers

Well the cost per byte is high for SSD, but what else is new? If you have to have the best

Nov, 2009

Consumer review (newegg.com)

same performance as Intel

 

Make sure to run it in AHCI mode with NCQ support -- ASUS P6T defaults to IDE mode.

Identical in performance to the Intel model, it just comes with a Kingston sticker on it

Comes well packaged, but the tiny unmarked cardboard box was a little disappointing to open (don't know how the 'Intel' one compares)

Feb, 2009

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