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Thread: INTEL X25-M 80Go or Kingston SSDNow V-Series 128Go

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    INTEL X25-M 80Go or Kingston SSDNow V-Series 128Go

    Hi guys


    Im new to ssd I can get both of the above for the same price 200euros which one would you recomend it will be for booting my OS and gaming.

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    X25-M w/o a doubt. The 128GB Kingston's are horrible performers.

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    Ok thanks I see two versions of the INTEL X25-M the
    INTEL X25-M 80Go and INTEL X25-M 80Go (V2 - PostVille) which should I get?

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    I believe "postville" was the codename for the G2, which is the second generation and what you want
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    How about OCZ Solid State Drive Vertex, 120 GB and the Samsung SSD PB22-J MLC 256gb are these good and do they have trim?

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    The Kingston V+ series is pretty good for the price and capacity. $320 before 15% Bing at Tigerdirect.
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    how about the ones i mentiones in my last post are they any good.

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    Oh the new Corsair Nova 128GB is 319 before 15% bing cb at tigerdirect as well. The Intels are great according to everyone, but for a little more, after bing cb that is, you have more capacity. The Nova has an Indilinx controller and spec wise, its damn fast.
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