[Dead Deal] Intel SSD 330 240gb for $139.99

Roland00Address

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[Dead Deal] Intel SSD 330 240gb for $139.99

Thanks to SD for the headsup

At newegg intel ssd model 330 capacticy 240gb is $139.99 if you use promo code INTSSD924
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820167127

At amazon the same drive is $149.99 at amazon
http://www.amazon.com/Intel-Solid-St...8496514&sr=1-1

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This is a perfect time for me since I am going to have to install the released version windows 8 on a laptop anyway (I was playing with the beta earlier) in the next month or so.
 
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Craig234

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Argh, people seem to say this is as good or better than Samsung 830? Which I got for $192 not long ag...
 

Roland00Address

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Argh, people seem to say this is as good or better than Samsung 830? Which I got for $192 not long ag...

They are comparable. Samsung 830 is faster at non compressable data and has lower idle power consumption (better battery life). Intel due to being sandforce has better compressible data numbers.

I got this drive for I trust the brand and I like the price (especially since it doesn't have rebates.) I really don't like fixing computers when something goes wrong, but since it is a secondary computer (due to the fact I prefer desktops over laptops) no biggie.
 

philipma1957

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BETTER YET $139.99 at buy.com



http://www.buy.com/prod/intel-330-se...234637484.html


and for one day buy dot com is having 10 % off all electronics.

so it is 126 not bad. remember the 10% off is via rakuten super points which you have to spend at a later date at buy dot com.

so far this year i earned over 50,000 points they have had some 10% back 13% back and 15% back deals.

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a crucial msata 256gb is 204.99 you earn 20.50 back

http://www.buy.com/pr/SellerListings...31543742&buy=1
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the intel drive above is 139.99 you earn 14 back

http://www.buy.com/prod/intel-330-se...234637484.html
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the itx intel moboboard boxdh77df is 126.99 you earn 12.70 back

http://www.buy.com/pr/SellerListings...30096203&buy=1


http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...el%20boxdh77df


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the xfx radeon hd 7970 is 433 you earn 43.35 back

http://www.buy.com/pr/SellerListings...28134999&buy=1

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814150596


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you can see where I am going with this all the above are good deals without the 10% so for 900 you have a

2 ssd itx mobo setup with a hd7970 video card


get 90 back use it to buy a psu in week or two.




or just pick one ssd and the mobo or the graphics card.




as always buy dot com has a complex ordering system be careful when you place orders.
 

Roland00Address

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BETTER YET $139.99 at buy.com
I saw the buy.com being cheaper but I was not able to replicate it. Whenever I click their banner ad for "10% points back to be used at a later date" it states the shop owner date has expired and since that deal was posted on sunday I believe the shop owner day was sunday and they just haven't yanked the ads yet.

Click here to see the message I got
http://www.buy.com/ct/Rakutensuperpo...ign931_product
 

philipma1957

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I saw the buy.com being cheaper but I was not able to replicate it. Whenever I click their banner ad for "10% points back to be used at a later date" it states the shop owner date has expired and since that deal was posted on sunday I believe the shop owner day was sunday and they just haven't yanked the ads yet.

Click here to see the message I got
http://www.buy.com/ct/Rakutensuperpo...ign931_product

yeah that one died this 10 % is for today

http://www.buy.com/ct/rakutensuperpo...campaignid=931

I found the buy dot com because of your link!!


they run a lot of them I ordered a small item on the promo you linked 3 days ago. this promo starts today...

i purchased 5x ssds for 700 and I get 70 bucks back via points. I also linked via ebates 3 % and paid with paypal 2 % so 700 - 70 - 21 -14 or 700 - 105 is 595 for 5 drives just under 50 cents a gig. I will sell a few on ebay.


I will build a lacie little big disk 480gb raid0 for about 400 bucks (counting cable) as I purchased a LBD from macmall for 234 - 23 on a special. so 211 then sold the 2 500 gb hdds for 90 on ebay total for the lbd was 121 total for the 2 240gb ssds was 239.

so 360 for a 480gb ssd lacie little big disk thunderbolt version. with cable 410 or so.

thats why I laugh when people say thunderbolt is over priced.

show me a 2 drive raid0 480gb usb3 device for 410. my cable and my ssds have full warranties. 3 years.
 
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Zap

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Just a note on Buy.com points. They may not allow you to do the bonus points when linking through a cashback purchase. Last time I tried through Shop Discover, and got a message stating such. Also, the fine print states that you will receive points 15 days after product ships, and have 20 days in which to use them or they expire.

EDIT: I tried it linking through Shop Discover and it did not give me any kind of message, and accepted my login. However, it did not show the higher points in my cart.

EDIT2: Okay, 10% points shows up during checkout even if it didn't show up in the cart. This is unlike last time where I got a message stating it was incompatible with linking through cashback offers. I hope I still get my cashback, and I hope there are some nice deals in 15-35 days so I can use those points.
 
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Hulk

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Couldn't resist $126 from buy.com so I'm in for one.
 

TheAdvocate

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I am so sick of my OCZ SSD that I may pull the trigger here.

The only thing stopping me is being too lazy to reload my OS/major apps/etc.

Yes, I am that lazy.
 

TuxDave

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Oh god, and this is JUST after I convinced myself that I really shouldn't buy an SSD. The temptation is too strong.
 

sze5003

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Intel I heard were good, along with samsung next and then crucial M4. Not sure which brand of Intel SSD's everyone was raving about when they first came out though.
 

Zap

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I've been in the market for an SSD in this size. Do you guys think I should pick this up or wait for a deal on a crucial m4?

Lowest I've seen a 256GB M4 was $150. Then again, higher capacity. Flip a coin.
 

Hulk

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I am so sick of my OCZ SSD that I may pull the trigger here.

The only thing stopping me is being too lazy to reload my OS/major apps/etc.

Yes, I am that lazy.


Same thing has stopped me from buying for quite a while but this deal is too good. Plus the reloading is never quite as bad as I think it's going to be. But the thing is I'm going to put 1 of my current smaller SSD's in my HTPC so that another reload. And my soon to be 4 year old daughter wants a computer so the other SSD will go into her build.
 

sep

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I was pulling the trigger on a Samsung 830 256GB today at 190. Thanks for the post OP.
 

Hulk

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yep, and intel comes with free imaging software out of the box I believe

It's been about a year since I loaded Windows 7. That's long enough for me as I've accumulated some software that can go. I'd rather just start clean.
 

finbarqs

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Intel with Intel controllers were suppose to be the most reliable, except gen 1 intels.
 

sze5003

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I'm going to wait to get a 500gb drive. I have a 128gb now and I don't use it much except for running the OS and I am pretty picky with space.