Kensiko,
Are you having problems with a SF2281?
If so, could you list the full system specs of the system that's experiencing the problems?
I'm just curious, and it might be handy to have some people here with the problem in the future.
Or were you just wondering what the hell I was doing? Because sometimes I wonder that myself...
Last edited by Christopher; 10-12-2011 at 02:29 AM.
Sorry to answer late. No I don't have any SF2281 yet, but I'm going to have one this week. I'm mainly interested for helping people in the OCZ forum and maybe for our server at work, currently running with SF12xx but we are planning to buy another SSD and the SATA 6Gbps may be preferred by the IT guy who ask me for recommendations. Not sure what I will answer yet. But in Canada the OCZ SSD are clearly more competitive in term of price.Originally Posted by Christopher
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Cooler Master HAF912
Kingston Twister bearing 120mm fans
Sunbeam Rheosmart, fans controlled with Speedfan
Asrock Z68 Extreme3 Gen3, modded BIOS OROM 11.6
2500K @ 4.5 GHz
OCZ Vendetta 2
Visionteck HD7850
4 x 4GB Gskill 1600MHz 1.5V
1680GB of SSD: Mushkin Chronos Deluxe 240GB, Sandisk Extreme 480GB, 2 x Mushkin Chronos 480GB RAID0
LG 10x Blu-ray burner and Lite-On DVD burner
The drives with Toggle NAND are the best in my opinion. The Patriot Wildfire, Mushkin Chronos Deluxe, OWC Mercury Extreme Pro 6G, and that small company that no one has ever heard of... what's the name... oh yeah, OCZ has the MaxIOPS.
They're all around the same price as one another, but every once in a while you can find some good deals on the WildFire and Chronos DX, and sometimes the MaxIOPS. If you're going to get a SF2281, then one of those are what you want. Otherwise, just get a Crucial M4 or something.
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