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thehelios
Member
posted: Jul. 5, 2012 @ 9:21a
You can also get the 120GB version for $95.49 after MIR. This is a really great deal (if you're into MIR) for one of the fastest SSD's on the market. Link for 120GB version: http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B0057QETGS/
cnIsfg
Senior Member - 6K
posted: Jul. 5, 2012 @ 9:45a
thehelios said: You can also get the 120GB version for $95.49 after MIR. This is a really great deal (if you're into MIR) for one of the fastest SSD's on the market. Link for 120GB version: http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B0057QETGS/
These are hardly “one of the fastest” as you claim but this is still good price/GB for mid-range SSDs with decent reliability. Personally for $95 after MIR for the 120GB version I would just wait for another Newegg $90 no-rebate deal on the 128GB Samsung 830 Series SSD. Newegg offered that deal twice last month. Those 830s leave these Corsairs in the dust.
thehelios
Member
posted: Jul. 5, 2012 @ 9:58a
cnIsfg said: thehelios said: You can also get the 120GB version for $95.49 after MIR. This is a really great deal (if you're into MIR) for one of the fastest SSD's on the market. Link for 120GB version: http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B0057QETGS/
These are hardly “one of the fastest” as you claim but this is still good price/GB for mid-range SSDs with decent reliability. Personally for $95 after MIR for the 120GB version I would just wait for another Newegg $90 no-rebate deal on the 128GB Samsung 830 Series SSD. Newegg offered that deal twice last month. Those 830s leave these Corsairs in the dust.
They ranked the Corsair Force GT 4th on their list. This is from April so the SandForce controller these top SSD's used may have changed since this.
dimdur
New Member
posted: Jul. 5, 2012 @ 10:10a
thehelios said: cnIsfg said: thehelios said: You can also get the 120GB version for $95.49 after MIR. This is a really great deal (if you're into MIR) for one of the fastest SSD's on the market. Link for 120GB version: http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B0057QETGS/
These are hardly “one of the fastest” as you claim but this is still good price/GB for mid-range SSDs with decent reliability. Personally for $95 after MIR for the 120GB version I would just wait for another Newegg $90 no-rebate deal on the 128GB Samsung 830 Series SSD. Newegg offered that deal twice last month. Those 830s leave these Corsairs in the dust.
They ranked the Corsair Force GT 4th on their list. This is from April so the SandForce controller these top SSD's used may have changed since this.
Well - based on the READ WRITE speeds - Corsair is THE fastest on that list.
cnIsfg
Senior Member - 6K
posted: Jul. 5, 2012 @ 10:20a
dimdur said: thehelios said: cnIsfg said: thehelios said: You can also get the 120GB version for $95.49 after MIR. This is a really great deal (if you're into MIR) for one of the fastest SSD's on the market. Link for 120GB version: http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B0057QETGS/
These are hardly “one of the fastest” as you claim but this is still good price/GB for mid-range SSDs with decent reliability. Personally for $95 after MIR for the 120GB version I would just wait for another Newegg $90 no-rebate deal on the 128GB Samsung 830 Series SSD. Newegg offered that deal twice last month. Those 830s leave these Corsairs in the dust.
They ranked the Corsair Force GT 4th on their list. This is from April so the SandForce controller these top SSD's used may have changed since this.
Well - based on the READ WRITE speeds - Corsair is THE fastest on that list.
Specs mean nothing if they can't actually be achieved or they are achived with large numbers of errors like the OCZs. Look at some of the real-world testing over at Anand who does real world application and not benchmarks that use theoretical mathematical models. The Corsair average around 280-300iops in real-world use while the Samsung 830s consistently achieve in the low 500s IOPS on SATA III controllers. The Corsairs are considered mid-range SSDs.
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