The good old Newegg has the Kingston 64GB SSD sporting 200MB/s transfer rates for reading and 110MB/s for writing, now for a really good $125 (after $15 rebate) price. Check them here. Using this SSD drive you can have your computer/notebook boot up in Windows 7 in under 30s. Check my other post about using a SSD drive with Windows 7 media Center HTPC. Hit the page after the break for full specs.
| General |
| Brand |
Kingston |
| Series |
SSDNow V Series |
| Model |
SNV425-S2/64GB |
| Device Type |
Internal Solid State Drive (SSD) |
| Expansion / Connectivity |
| Form Factor |
2.5″ |
| Capacity |
64GB |
| Interface Type |
SATA II |
| PeformancePower Consumption (Active) |
5.2W (TYP) |
| Power Consumption (Idle) |
0.7W (TYP) |
| Sequential Access – Read |
up to 200MB/s |
| Sequential Access – Write |
up to 110MB/s |
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The good old Newegg has the Kingston 64GB SSD sporting 200MB/s transfer rates for reading and 110MB/s for writing, now for a really good $125 (after $15 rebate) price. Check them here. Using this SSD drive you can have your computer/notebook boot up in Windows 7 in under 30s. Check my other post about using a SSD drive with Windows 7 media Center HTPC. Hit the page after the break for full specs.
