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I have just lowered the price again to $299. That is it. I am not lowering it any more. As for selling one at a premium to the earlier version - you are wrong about that. About a month ago one was sold on Craigslist for $350. The cheapest one on amazon right now is $359.99...

The 320 that someone referred to uses the same controller as G2. Interestingly it is not as reliable and "bulletproof" as the G2. If you read the reviews on Newegg and other sites for both of them you'll see. The G2 that I am selling has 5 stars on Newegg ...

EXACTLY. NOT ONLY MY PRICE IS GOOD BUT IT IS THE ABSOLUTE LOWEST.

Your ignorance precedes you.... again! All of these items were used - READ THE DESCRIPTION. THERE HASN'T BEEN A SINGLE X-25M G2 160GB BRAND NEW SOLD ON EITHER EBAY, CRAIGSLIST, OR AMAZON FOR LESS THAN $330 EVER. I HAVE FOLLOWED THE PRICES CLOSELY. I HAVE DEBUNKED EVERY POST YOU MADE...

Not only is it an open box item and NOT New as the item condition states (It actually states New otther), but it has actually been used for 6 months as you can read in the description: This SSD hard drive is in like new condition and comes with all documentation, boxes, mounting brackets, and...

Winston, thanks - that was informative. I'll be using NinjaTrader. I am not sure if I'll be using tick data - if I will it will be about 3 years in timespan. I was planning on using 1 minute data going back to at least 2000. Data will be stored on the SSD. With this in mind which of...

Just like I thought - that is an open box item - and is thus not Brand New. Read the description - it says the box is missing. Which in almost all cases turns out to be at least put in the system once. Next time you want to show that there is a lower price than someone elses make sure...

Your reply clearly shows that you would not even attempt to differentiate new vs. lightly used as you honestly believe it is one and the same when it comes to ssd's. A very good friend of mine has bought a number of items on Ebay from people who advertised them as Brand New and all of them...

It has been 6 months and no one has yet answered the questions in my opening post. I know there are real tech people with solid understanding of this here on ET. I was hoping that at least a couple of people would know this.

I have lowered the price to 330 for a quick sale.

Those are used. Find one that is NEW at that price and let me know.

I am selling a brand new, still in a package, never used, Intel X-25M G2 160GB Solid State Drive. Newegg is currently out of stock on this drive. It was last sold for $399.99 It is the MOST RELIABLE, MOST STABLE highest rated solid state drive that has ever been sold. Here are the links...

All the reviews that are out have tested solid state drives for their random 4k read, random 4k write, sequential read and sequential write speeds as well as the overall speed when running common tasks. Which one of the above parameters is used during backtesting? Is it random 4k read...

Not true, I know plenty of day traders who either built their own pc's or buy all the components and have someone else put the system together. Have you driven your Yugos at 75 miles per hour? For 5 hours? The most important thing in a trading rig is stability. I have used systems from...

The item was not discontinued as of 1 month ago, as per Mushkin. The item you linked on Amazon for $102 is a different item. Looks exactly the same. But the latencies are 8-8-8-24 and the Model # 998827. If you READ MY ORIGINAL POST carefully you'll see the Model # of the ram I am selling...

This is like comparing Mercedes to a Yugo. For a more proper comparison see this: http://www.directron.com/998827.html?gsear=1 This memory however is CL8 (8-8-8-24) and is thus inferior. The one I am selling is CL6 (6-8-6-24) And I am selling it for $16.00 cheaper than the one above...

For sale is a brand new, never opened Mushkin 6 GB Triple Channel Kit. Mushkin Enhanced Ridgeback 6GB (3 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM 1600 MHZ (6-8-6-24) Model # 998826 Bought 2 of these for my trading rig last year, but only used one, as my system rarely exceeds 4GB, no matter how many...

I have a brand new, never opened Mushkin ram that I would like to sell. Mushkin Enhanced Ridgeback 6GB (3 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM 1600 MHZ (6-8-6-24) Model # 998826 I bought two of these for a high end built, but only needed to use 1, as my system rarely exceeds 4GB, no matter how many...

Who don't get what? Using charts is simply a graphical way of seeing the same thing that you would see with numbers (for the most part). Charts are mostly used to identify patterns. How else can you see a support or resistance level being approached (if that is what you are monitoring)...

Does anything described in this pdf apply to futures? (YM, NQ, GC in particular)