Intel 80GB SSD $80 w/ 5yr warranty

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Just realized this is for a laptop...dang.

I am looking for a SSD deal for my new desktop that is on it's way
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I think you're misinformed or misunderstanding...

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320 is problematic apparently. Lose all your data. Likewise corsair and OCZ - couldn't buy a 510 at my local IT mall in BKK but no end of the other 3. Caveat emptor
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true, intel second generation 34nm SSD is much more reliable.
 
Quote from mokwit:

320 is problematic apparently. Lose all your data. Likewise corsair and OCZ - couldn't buy a 510 at my local IT mall in BKK but no end of the other 3. Caveat emptor
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320 had a bug but it's been fixed. Intel SSD are head and shoulders above the rest in terms of reliability. For example Newegg's reviews of Intel are much more positive than any other SSD brand.

Another brand that might be as good as intel is crucial since both use the same fabs. I also recommend Samsung since they are used by Apple and have a good track record as well.
 
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How do you know if your PC supports the SSDs that are now SATA III?
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Check the mobo specs to see if it supports SATA III. (T3500 does not. However, you can get a PCIEx1 or x4 add-on card to pick up that function if desired.)
 
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Check the mobo specs to see if it supports SATA III. (T3500 does not. However, you can get a PCIEx1 or x4 add-on card to pick up that function if desired.)
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Scataphagos, does T3500 support SATA II?
 
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