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Originally Posted by F.E.A.R.
Hi I'm unsure of international shipping & tax policies to your country. You would have to contact the store.
Here are 2 sites that have Mobi in stock in the USA:
http://www.dvnation.com/nand-flash-ssd.html
http://www.neostore.com/
Cheers
In germany we have 19% VAT (in the USA?)
Canada & USA use sales tax, not VAT.
It's a bit different and it the amount charged varies by state or province.
In California, state tax is 7.25%, but local tax can increase that amount by a bit more.
crazy fast
shame about pricing and capacity for every day use
great stuff for OS
The raptor should have been faster in most of those tests than the Samsung. (burst speed really isn't the end all in most situations)
not really actually - the samsung has perpendicular recording tech - so it'll have (& always has had) slightly better MB/s.. but its still behind when it comes to access times :yepp:Quote:
Originally Posted by Anemone
i guess it depends on how much u've spent on fast storage in the past :DQuote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
my i-ram + 4GB ram cost me ~AUD$400.. a Mtron 16GB from ebay will set me back ~AUD$420.. almost same as i-ram, but with 4x capacity (& almost exact same performance)! very tempting :D
Wow, if only they were cheaper!
F.E.A.R. I noticed in another thread you orderd one (or more) OCZ 2.5" SATA II SSD (http://geizhals.at/deutschland/a322501.html). Have you recieved it? Please give a brief review when you do. I am very close to order one from K&M Elektronik (they ship to Denmark as well) but I would love to hear your (or someone else) first hand impressions first.
Thanks a lot
I'll say again, if you are just benching (transfer rate) the Samsung is fine. Day to day use, access time makes a world of difference to most folks.
Should have at least tested it on the "general use" test.
SSD FTW... :shocked:
I can't wait prices go a little bit down. :banana2:
At the moment i´m using XP x86 on a 24/7-System. Working with SSD is very smooth. This brings much more performance as the biggest CPU-Upgrade :yepp:Quote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
For normaly using you need only 1 SSD (MTRON Mobi 3000). The boot-time an appslLoading with more than 100MB/s. is not faster (only extracting archives/copying and very complex apps).
The SSD-Community in germany and in france is big. I don´t understand why not in the great USA??? :confused:
http://www.forumdeluxx.de/forum/showthread.php?t=427495 (F.E.A.R. = Snoopy69 ;))
http://www.nokytech.net/forum/showthread.php?t=106705
I have canceld the OCZ. It´s better to wait after the Cebit 2008 ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Holmer
Thanks, please elaborate. Cebit 2008 is over, I know Mtron have a 240/220 MB/s SATAII SSD on the way (you initially leaked the info and I have heard the same by a German Mtron distributer) but do you know more exactly when? (I guess this is the thing to wait for or?).Quote:
Originally Posted by F.E.A.R.
I appreciate your info.
Here's my 2GB CF SSD (Sandisk Extreme IV) with appropriate SATA2 adapter. Quite expensive though, 55€ for CF card, another 10€ for the adapter. But is sure fast!
http://shrani.si/f/3R/oZ/4QmcbrDM/dsc0444.jpg
Please share the performance here or PM! I thinking to buy CF card+ adapter, but I don't know real performance! ThanksQuote:
Originally Posted by tiborrr
240/180/MB/s. - not 240/220MB/s. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Holmer
I heard Q3/2008 (maybe earlier)...
Which distributer do you mean - http://www.winkom.eu/?
Winkom.eu ist the chief agency of MTRON for germany
I translate this by goggle...
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Since October 2007, the company Winkom Alpirsbach in the European general agent for the Korean memory manufacturer MTRON.
The central logistics of WINKOM is in Frascati / Roma Italy.
In addition to the SSD drives, we also sell LCD monitors, Internet TVs, HD-media recorders, touch panels, as well as security solutions for surveillance cameras to monitors.
With its sister company Blue H-Germany is a private label.
@ tiborrr
Which accesstimes? (HDtune or HDtach)
Thanks very interesting. Yes it is Winkom.eu. I got the following offer from them:Quote:
Originally Posted by F.E.A.R.
MTRON MSD3025-032 479,-
MTRON MSP7035-032 659,-
the prices are incl. VAT + shipping (17 Euro to Denmark).
I have not found it cheaper elsewhere and service seems great, I guess you may have better contacts or is that reasonable prices?
I was close to buying the OCZ SATA II but was reminded that it uses MLC flash memory and therefore I am back and few clicks from ordering a Mtron MSD3025-032. I even bought a 790i-based motherboard to avoid the limitations with the Mtron disks with the Intel ICH9R controller.
This is a very good price - buy them ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Holmer
Normaly you pay these prices WITHOUT shipping...
http://geizhals.at/deutschland/?cat=...+&pixonoff=off
Many users in our Forum (HWluxx) order their SSDs from Winkom.
Winkom order your SSDs directly from Italy and send them in ~7 days to you :D
uhmmmm windows boot time with the 160gb hdd was 3:28 min :stick:
wth man? :eek:
Many, many little programs - and more :D
My Power-User-Desktop http://www.abload.de/img/uglylaughk53.gif
http://www.abload.de/thumb/hc_2123us.jpg
PS: Spricht und schreibst du auch deutsch? (i see germany)
Uhh..
yea.... that might help explain it.
I just got 4 of those adaptors, should be here in about 2 weeks. I need to read some reviews to find 4 cf cards that will suit my needs.Quote:
Originally Posted by tiborrr
I would like to see your results with a single card.
Got any hdtach or hdtune screen shots?
I ordered one 32GB Mtron Mobi at Winkom, they shipped it friday and I recieved it tuesday. It is working like a charm and the boot time and responsiveness is just :shocked: There is no detection delay or 80 MB/s speed cap on the 790i chipset (read 104 MB/s) and I just love it.Quote:
Originally Posted by F.E.A.R.