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    Thumbs up [RESOLVED] Solid State Hard Drives.

    Hi everyone,

    I m looking to move into SSD territory as my new system drive. I've got heaps of storage on my NAS I don't need TBs on my system drive, I just want it to be fast and eliminate another audio source from my bedroom.

    Last time I looked (few years ago) everyone was saying not to get into SSD because the drives have a limited number of writes? I m not too sure how it is these days though.

    So, anyone out there using SSD? Or am I completely behind the times? What are some better brands? What kind of life can I expect from it?

    Thanks!
    I dont know... I just dont.

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    Last time I looked (few years ago) everyone was saying not to get into SSD because the drives have a limited number of writes? I m not too sure how it is these days though.
    All solid state drives have a certain amount of writes, but it would take years before they are used up.

    Hard to guarantee lifespan, but you can expect them to last as long if not longer than traditional HDs.

    Corsair, OCZ, Crucial, Intel. You really need to look at the chipset for each model. Anandtech has a lot of reviews.
    http://www.anandtech.com/tag/storage

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    Awesome,

    Thanks for the quick response. I'll have a read of the reviews.

    Cheers.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Midknyte View Post
    All solid state drives have a certain amount of writes, but it would take years before they are used up.

    Hard to guarantee lifespan, but you can expect them to last as long if not longer than traditional HDs.

    Corsair, OCZ, Crucial, Intel. You really need to look at the chipset for each model. Anandtech has a lot of reviews.
    http://www.anandtech.com/tag/storage
    +1 to this. I have 3 of them and love them all!
    ASUS Rampage III Formula Intel X58, Intel Core i7-930 @ 3.6, Patriot Viper II Sector 7 Edition 12GB, Galaxy Geforce GTX 680 SLI, LITE-ON Internal Blu-ray Burner 12X, Dell UltraSharp U2711 IPS-Panel Black 27" 6ms, Corsair Hydro Series H100, ENERMAX SGALAXY EVO EGX1250EWT, Corsair Obsidian 800D, Windows 7 x64

    Alienware X-51, Core i3@3.3, 4 gb 1333, 1 TB WD, Evga Geforce 650ti

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