With the speed the SSD market is moving, it will be very easy to get matching performance (probably lower, but limited by the CPU speed anyways, so matching), higher storage, and for less $ quite soon. Which is why I said that people who like the keep their hardware should probably wait just because 32GB is very tiny and will be less useful by the time windows 7 hits off...Originally Posted by Spoiler
This comment is a little confusing. If you were the type to keep hardware for a while, why not keep the drives? They seem like top edge drives that offer the best performance that would stay top performers for a decent amount of time?
One more comment...in general...under what reasons would you return the drives in the first place? Please don't tell me you return something just because it doesn't measure up to your standards?
I would have returned them had they been slower. What's the issue with returning things anyways? The 15% restocking fee is there for a reason... not like anybody but myself would get hurt by the return. There aren't any decent benchmarks/comparisons on these drives anywhere on the internet so for me it was sort of buy it and try it.
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