If you are sticking with 3Gbps SATA then go with the 320. The other two are faster but you would only notice the difference (maybe) if using a 6Gbps controler.
To fix the alignment I was going to follow the instructions I found here, http://www.ocztechnologyforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=48309
-I was thinking to fix the alignment I would make an image of the drive with DriveSnapShot (http://www.drivesnapshot.de/en/index.htm).
-Run the Win 7...
I installed Win XP and all my programs on my Intel SSD today. I ran AS SSD benchmark and it noted my alignment at 31K was "BAD".
Do I need to re-align my drive?
Nope, no TRIM support in RAID until updated RAID drivers are released. I believe the RAID controller cannot pass the TRIM command properly to each drive.
See page 22 of the Intel Optimizer User Guide.
http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&DwnldID=18455
I ordered an 80GB Intel G2 SSD this week and am planning on installing it in my work laptop, Dell Latitude D830. We still run Windows XP in my office so no Win 7 goodness. I have looked around the internets and these forums but I have seen conflicting information so I still have a few...
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Would also like to see CoH in game reviews. I ended up going to hexus.net when I recently upgraded my vid card for this reason. Xbitlabs used to have it with min/max but stopped using it :(
It is under "T-series" in the BIOS, under the Manual Overclock section.
Got mine up and running today, no problems and so far I've been impressed with the MB.
Didn't know that combo deal was back...I'd go with that. They both run around 3 Ghz so game performance will be about the same but I doubt you will regret getting a quad core.
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