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http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Intel+-+...&skuid=4921065
Best SSD deal during blackfriday season IMO.
Best SSD deal during blackfriday season IMO.
What advantage is there over the 330? Both are Sandforce.
I copied a post/link from Corporate thug. The 330 uses lower endurance RAND as opposed to the 520.
http://forums.anandtech.com/showpost.php?p=34286304&postcount=32
This is from Anand in the linked article of his review of the 330.
http://www.anandtech.com/show/5817/the-intel-ssd-330-review-60gb-120gb-180gb/3
"If you assume a typical client drive sees 10GB of writes per day, within a year you'd write 3650GB to the drive. I wrote that much in 24 hours. In fact, I wrote more than two years worth of data to the 60GB Intel SSD 330 in two days. All the while the Intel SSD 330 didn't even blink. "
Even sweeter if you buy two. I'm terribly on the fence here so I figured I'd share...
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Global-P...at288300050007
Just bought it but am now wondering whether it is 7 or 9 mm. Any idea?
So I'm assuming this drive is as good as or better than Intel's 330 line in every way?
Intel - 520 Series 180GB Internal Serial ATA Solid State Drive for Laptops
The Best Buy site says 3 year warranty...(mentioned above) and specifies this for laptop use.
Is there any reason this wouldn't work in a desktop?
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Intel---...specifications
The part number shown by Best Buy (BBSSDSC180A3K5) doesn't come up at the Intel site...but they say 5 years for the 520 warranty.
Is there any reason this wouldn't work in a desktop?
I bought this from bestbuy so I can answer:
1. the product # is actually SSDSC2CW180A3K5 (directly from the box)
2. The box states 5 year warranty
3. The box states desktop or mobile use (and comes w/ an adapter for desktop us)
Basically, all the info on the BB site is wrong haha