Intel has launched the much-anticipated follow up to its popular X25-M solid-state drive. The new 320 Series is the first of the company's drives to use 25nm MLC NAND chips, and the smaller process size has also enabled capacities up to 600GB. Performance is up as well:
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These are still way too expensive for how much space I need. My 1TB hard drive is down to 65gigs :(
G3 drives are a disappointment, those with the smaller capacities (40, 80GB) at least.
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This. read the spec of that thing!
Awfully expensive as of now, but PCI-E SSD's are so freakin hot.
I would buy one of those, then add a HDD for everything but Music, games, programs and OS.
Maybe, like 2-4 years from now those might be affordable for most people.