Corsair 25nm SSD's On The Egg

[Castiel]

F80-A

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...-161-_-Product

F115-A

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...-160-_-Product

 

[jtzou]

LOL, Corsair doing what OCZ probably should've done and just stated the "usable" capacity straight up.

 

[curlysir]

What happened to the price drop for the cheaper 25nm. The 34nm 120GB Force is actually $.99 cheaper without rebate and $25.99 with rebate.

 

[God Mode]

What happened to the price drop for the cheaper 25nm. The 34nm 120GB Force is actually $.99 cheaper without rebate and $25.99 with rebate.

Too much demand = stagnant or higher pricing. :\

 

[sticks435]

Yea, seems like the F115 doesn't really have any advantage over the F120. Slower, more expensive and lower capacity. Still uses SF-1200 with SATA II. Where's the true next gen drives? Seems the M4 and consumer Sandforce 2000 are the only ones, and SF won't be out till summer it looks like.

 

[jimhsu]

Was expecting something in the $170 range WITHOUT rebate ... so far not a good deal.

 

[OILFIELDTRASH]

At least they labeled it as 115gb instead of trying the OCZ approach.