any info on these ? people got em yet ?
how much i have to spend for one thats gunna gimmi a 7.5+ on windows experience ? i know it aint feck all to do with gaiming, but it is the weakest part of my pc atm, so how much i gotta spend to get one thats good for gaming ? guess i only need about 64 gig, or 128 gig one, i only gunna put a few games on it at a time.

thansk in advance for the info

a couple of friends of mine has ssd's and they all say that its soooooo worth it.. but only as a OS disk
dono..i got a external hdd... works for me, cos i dont know what im missing out on..

yeah i have had a look was thinking of upgrading to same as carolanns pc.. hers is 1080p...(who cares if ya loose looks grt) looks gorgeous playing games tbh..


dont get the OCZ to many problems. failing to see bios etc etc google it an see....


http://www.overclockers.co.uk/productli ... =&mfrid=30

this is the one id go for... but i looked at it.. the cost to have a decent size hdd isnt worth it. unless ur got plenty cash..

i kno ikno i hear ya just put the os on it.. whats the point in that?. you really need to put your games and software on there for the experiance and the plus side of using SSD.

ive got an Intel® SSD 320 Series 80GB 2,5", 25nm ... soo good launch my OS and programs so fast.. wouldnt mind a bigger one or another just for games and stuff that i use alot

if ya just got yer OS on it, does it make games run any better ? just 20% faster games ? as opposed to REALLY fast if yer games were on yer SSD ?

ive got sc2 on my ssd and the loading time is soo much better on the SSD same for other games that require alot of power.. maybe not ideal for css but ie. bf3 and such

i think my current HDD is a sata 1
so mate told me that my mo-bo wont take sata 2 or sata3 HDD, but will accept a sata 1 SSD, so its really the only upgrade available to me as far as HDD's go

Sata 3 drives will work on a sata 1 or 2 controller so you can buy one if you like, they all work with each other. e.g. a SATA 1 drive will work on a SATA 1, 2 and 3 controller, a SATA 2 drive will work on 1,2 and 3 etc. The only problem with SSDs is that they use NAND memory that wears out after a certain amount of re-writes (a couple of million I think). A decent SSD should spread the data across itself to maximize lifetime but if you want your SSD to last a long time, move your page file onto a normal hdd (with enough ram you shouldn't use the page file too much anyway) and DO NOT de-fragment it. The way that memory access works means that there is no benefit from de-fragmenting an SSD and you just reduce the lifetime.

DAVE.... you ARE the LAST WORD in PC's innit !

what size did you get?.