Mushkin Enhanced Io MKNSSDIO128GB 2.5" 128GB SATA II MLC Internal Solid State Drive (SSD)

Simply awesome. I would expect nothing less from Mushkin. This set up is a whole different world compared to what I was used to working with

SSD's are still pricey, but not as bad as they used to be

Put this in my circa 2007 Mac BlackBook ; Start up times noticeably quicker ; 100% Satisfaction

I barf every time I even think about an old style hard disk

This is an excellent purchase. I have another one of these also - I must warn you they will spoil you. You'll never go back to the old drives once you have this SSD. It runs circles around most of the competition

None - I would purchase another without question

The title says it all! These SSD's are the best! Raid them, and you'll have a hugely fast system

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They smoke in raid 0 as main drive - nice quick system. (next competitor is WD black raptor in Raid) ; Installed windows 7 in 10 minutes ; Boots in 10 seconds ; There are minmal noticeable delays on any program, click and it is done ; (Running 920...

Will not run on 6 Gb/sec controller (Why not? Double speed would be nice!)

260 MB/s read, 180 MB/s write in ATTO. Detected immediately by my Gigabyte GA-X58A-UD3R MoBo and Windows 7. This thing is wickedly awesome. The SSD casing is metal, which is a nice touch

Had to flash firmware to start with as indicated by Mushkin's site, but that seems to be the norm with SSDs right now. The only issue I came across with this is to make sure the SSD is plugged into one of the ICH10R SATA ports. I originally had it in...

This is reading at 255 and writing at 175 according to ATTO. I am booting Windows 7 Ultimate in 18 second post bios splash screen!!!!! Windows Experience went from 5.9 Seagate ST3500418AS) to 7.3 with this drive. Supports TRIM command in Windows 7

Are you kidding me

IO meter reports ; 426 MB per/s sequential read ; 278 MB per/s sequential write ; Purchased direct from Mushkin for less using web discount

Still expensive

512mb of cache on the 128gb and 256gb

Performance and the only 512mb cache on the market makes it a little but not overly pricey

Indilinx 1500 controller. It was originally to be used in Vertex2 & Vertex Limited addition but apparently was too exspensive. I saw review on OverClochersclub. Performance exceedes Patiot Torqx

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